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I think his idea was to keep the quantity out and the quality in. What I'm saying is I think that his teaching strategy is to have the room for camera angles to be able to put you in the action and at the same time keep you focused on the mechanics and technique instead of the audience reaction...

The Illusion Warehouse west Fort Worth, Texas. Owned and run by the great Bruce Chadwick. The name should ring a bell to long standing members of I.B.M. and T.A.O.M. members. He's my mentor and I owe everything to him. Thanks Bruce!

I would love to hang one day with The professor or Tommy Wonder. I'd give my left n@#!

Preach on brother.:D

Thats funny. If I could make one suggestion. I would have mixed it up with some coin magic when they thought they had you on your sleight of hand. Sounds like i went well. Keep it up.

Hey what's up brother. I thought Little Elm was by Waco.

I live in Arlington by Irving.

I look at Penguin as a needle in the haystack when I look for new magic tricks from there. They have good deals on books if they have them in stock but they really can be lame sometimes. Back to the topic sorry about that. Brad does help alot of newcomers and he has good teaching skills as well...

I actually live in Arlington.

I was wondering if anyone uses this effect in there performances. I just bought it and the DVD that comes with it was defective. I can't return it due to buying it from a going out of business sale. It has some written notes and the gimmick I was just wondering if anyone's performed this for a...