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Sorry...American expression. "Do bla bla bla, and bla bla bla, and all that crap!"

Sorry I should have been more clear. In the original routine you have the spec. write his breakfast, lunch, and dinner on three different notes. One goes under the left foot, one under the right foot, and the third is held to the forehead (I think.) Anyways, the locations are a bit odd for a...

If you are a "move monkey" check out Alvo Stockman's Singularity. Then you won't have to worry about wearing out your deck.

My understanding is that they used Bee stock and finish with a Bicycle paint job. So I understood that it was geared towards guys who love gambling demos and wanted Bee performance with a deck that looks like a Bike. It is also good for folks with Bike gaffs who just prefer the performance of a...

Exactly! In fact when I first read it I thought...how stupid! But then we went over some changes in presentation (no more this one under the right foot, this one under the left crap) and changes in what was revealed. It was a very valuable lesson in how to read some of those older books on...

The real irony is how virulent your attacks are. There is certainly no problem with liking UV500s or Auroras over the T11 brands. Each will handle a bit differently. Depending on many of the factors JM has previously mentioned, heat, humidity, transporting conditions, your own natural oils in...

Funny timing. I just finished performing an ACR I have been working on. The ACR includes both tevo2.0 and portal. It seemed to work quite nicely live. Small audience of course. Tevo has some angle issues. Anyways I didn't get footage of it. It was my first audience test of the routine. Maybe in...

Just curious. It's another three phase mentalism routine that can play impromptu and for small audiences...heck you could do it with one spectator if you wanted. I can see how it wouldn't play for a large audience but there are plenty of mentalism routines that fill that niche. Anyways, Luke...

Now I think you are going a bit to far in the other direction. Generally I would consider Lee Asher a new style magician and many of his effects are best performed with proper timing and delivery of good patter along side good sleight of hand. Their is also a similar blend of patter and sleight...

I agree with much of your sentiments however on this point...not so sure. Time will tell if it is a fad but I quite honestly think it is a step in the right direction. The best part of these "custom" decks is the insistence on quality. USPCC has gotten so big and gobbled up so much of it's...

Here is a demo vid I made that highlights some of the WizardFX products. The specific products are Pool Ball Miracles (review in the works), Cansposed, and the 21st Century Toppit. There is one very large flash that will be painfully obvious to those who know what I'm doing and it will also be...

Trick Shot Production: Performance-yes/Explanation-yes Description: The magician has a card selected and placed back inside the deck. He brags about his fancy card skills and that he will find the selected card. After some fancy cuts he pulls off the top card only to be told that that is not...

Pool Ball Miracles: Craig Petty Pool Ball Miracle (DVD and Props) by Craig Petty and Wizard FX Productions - DVD Price: $45.00 Price at Penguin: $33.75 What you get: 1. DVD that includes performances of six different effects and explanations of eight effects. 2. E-book containing over...

Isn't the first volume of Ascano all theory? If anyone has it...is it worth the read? And finally, whichone is a better start in theory, Ascano or Ortiz?

It is not always a bad thing but it is always a dangerous thing. Depends on if that person is inclined to heckle. If a heckler catches you doing a move I'm sure you will hear about it. On the other hand, Rod The Hop recounts a wonderful story about how Charlie Miller taught him the cascade...

I don't know how many of you on this site own a Tarantula but If you do, and if it is broken, here is a tutorial I shot on how to fix one. http://trick.ly/3G1

Here is a demo vid I made that highlights some of the WizardFX products. The specific products are Pool Ball Miracles (review in the works), Cansposed, and the 21st Century Toppit. There is one very large flash that will be painfully obvious to those who know what I'm doing and it will also be...

Who here performs Ted Anneman's "A Day in Your Life?"

It will work fine for that. Some of the performance footage is at a show about that size.

This one got me into mentalism and it works well for it's intended purpose. I think it is a great way for classically trained magicians to enter the world of mentalism. The best part about it is the freedom you have to explore cold reading...actually that is the reason Luke Jermay created this...