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Jamie D. Grant did a really good post on this a while back talking about experience, ability, age, etc to define how much you should charge. Obviously it's a guideline and his personal opinion from experience, but I think he delivers a very good and valid point on this subject...

I agree with Lamb3rt, get your tricks from books. One Degree by John Guastaferro has some amazingly strong magic that you can't find the answers for on youtube or anywhere on the internet. If you really want to cover yourself research a trick you want to learn, make sure you can't find it...

Do both, watch the dvd first without anything to hand to get an overall summary. Then watch it again following along. I think you should follow along as many times as it takes (duh), then practice from memory. After a while watch the dvd again without anything to hand to look for any bad habits...

I'm considering getting some cards done for the first time. Gonna put 'Magical Entertainer' as my title!? Anyways - Jamie, I'm going to be travelling in the near future and was thinking of having my card in this fashion: Matthew Owen Magical Entertainer Facebook Page (Haven't created one yet!)...

Hey guys first time poster here... I thought I'd give an account of my experiences also. This year I've really come out of my shell and started to do magic for anyone and everyone. I've worked in a quiet pub for a few years now and got used to people being rude and drunk, especially when I do...