Search results

There's a routine in "Front Row Sankey" called "Out of sight" that uses a double backer, but as it implies marking this cards with a sharpie, it can't be used later for any other effect, so it's up to you. By the way, anyone looking for double backs, double fronts, etc should purchase "the...

Either way, I find him very good, but as he has released several DVDs yet, I'm not sure he can be considered as the "future" of XCM lol

Yeah, but look at the end of the video, Marc gives me credit I think (at least he told me he would !) :D Btw, I just checked : it's more my right index finger that flips the card over than my left hand's fingers.

Can't you learn this cut on a DVD called Cap cuts ? I think I saw something like that before...

weel, talking about the LePaul spread... when I try to do it, the cards just stay in my hand, held by the base of my thumb :confused: I know it must be a rookie issue, but is anyone else having the same problem ?

The deck spin done by one of the Buck twins (I don't know which one, sorry !) during the theory11 preview is a killer. You can casually do this while talking, or when everybody's staring at the deck, anyway you'll look like a real pro ! If you own the Trilogy (if not, what are you waiting...

Magical DL, and where to find them I use several different DLs, depending on the situation : - the Diving Board Double by Lee Asher, that's a very convincing DL, it can be done one handed, has an acrobatic variation where the card spin one foot above the deck, and is definitively a magician...

Well, I assume there is a setup, and as every T&R it must be angle sensitive so you'll have to practice many times in front of a mirror (or even better, in front of a camera). I'm quite a fan of the T&R plot, so I'll be waiting for this one with great expectations ! :)

I think the one, big advantage of the pass is that it allows you to control a card (as said before : middle to top, middle to bottom, etc...) or a group of cards (which I'm not sure is possible with the side steal) in a split second, while appearing to do nothing at all. It's as simple as that...

Well, I just own Torn and Unripped, but I find them quite as visual and amazing as this video preview ? (Although the last restoration is really beautiful, I must say)

I agree, but it's in the logic of the routine : you choose, then sign a card ; you tear it in 4 pieces, and then you go back in time : you restore it, and you go further than that by uncreasing it and unsigning it so it can return the deck. It makes sense ! The cleanest and most direct T&R...

I also have the "shaking hands" problem, especially when I perform for my girlfriend who often figures things out ! To me, the difference between the beginner and the seasonned magician is that the first shows magic tricks (and sometimes posts tutorials on Youtube...that's just a minority though...

Here's my 2 cents on this topic : - Triumph, definitively one of my best reaction getters ! - 4, 5, 6 packet trick in Sal Piacente's expert card magic lecture notes. Looks absolutely impossible ! (quite similar to Devastation on Geoff William's "Miracles for Mortals", but stronger in my...

Nice ! Well, I think too that there are many cuts in the video, it almost look suspicious...but anyway it's great ! Very visual, piece by piece restoration, signed card, and the creases are wiped off at the end !! Concerning what a real T&RC should look like, do you know "Unripped" ? It's an...