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You could do Stigmata by Wayne Houchin, but alter the patter if you think it suits. That's just my thought. I think that only you can decide what you should truly do, but I think Stigmata is a powerful, fitting effect with the right patter. Here's a link...

A gaff card is a card specially printed for a special effect. A gaff deck can be a deck with only gaff cards. http://www.ellusionist.com/ultragaff-tricks-and-effects-training-dvd.html http://www.ellusionist.com/bicycle-gaff-deck.html The deck could also be any trick deck like SamRochon said.

http://media.theory11.com/2024-It-Has-Begun at about a minute http://magicvideodepot.com/main/viewVideo.php?video_id=5612

I do mainly card magic and cardistry, but I only started cardistry less than a year ago, so I'm fairly new at that. However, I do do some coin magic. Card magic is still my main subject though.

If it's one person, then this is what I'd do: Spread through the deck face up looking for it, but purposely pass it. As you do so, get your entire finger under it. By the time I get to the end of the deck, I usually have them telling me that I passed it. I pretend I can't hear them or whatever...

Glad to hear that you learned from your first. A failure is only a failure if you fail to learn from it, but that sounded like success to me. Keep it up.

Very well performed. The only thing I could advise is to not make the double so obvious at the beginning. The way you did that just looked too unnatural to me. Besides that, good job.

Isn't there already a thread for this here?

Did you mean www.theinvisiblethread.com by any chance?

That's one of the things I've been wondering about also, but I've got no clue as to why. My first thought was that it was coincidence, but reversed hands seems like it could come in handy to let the spectator mirror your moves in a "do as I do trick" but no other reason comes to mind to me in...

Wow!:eek: My dream too! I can't believe it!

That's an amazing story. I agree with magictruitt, no matter how badly a trick messes up, you can make up for it in showmanship. By what your dad said, you did great in the performance, and as long as they are entertained, you did your job. As long as you believe that you're doing good, you'll...

I think you took too much time on the move placing the queens down, and the camera angles were a little confusing, but besides that, good job.