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Its pretty good for a month of practice. ;) I would say, however, that when you shake for the clipshift, it should be a consistent shake. You tend to shake the deck, then pause for a moment, then shake again. It destroys the rhythm of the change. And as for the Carnahan fan, only one...

I wouldn't recommend Showoff with Cards. Most of the things, even the simplest of things are taught wrong. I recommend investing on Xtreme Beginners. The quality of the teaching is much higher than Showoff with Cards, and a good basis for Flourishes. ;)

For the first two, it really depends on the personally of the magician. Only rarely can someone even do that, and the audience would see this as a comedic effect. Most of the time, it would simply turn them off, and would ruin your performance entirely. Anyways, along with audience...

:eek: That was probably the best video in a while! :eek: High Quality download please! xD

http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/question310.htm Original link for anyone interested.

I understand what you're saying. It's similar to the post made a while ago about how to make things as natural is possible. For example, to just know the double lift is one thing, but to "re-work" it to look as natural as picking up one card is another. Essentially, we want our performance to...

This is surprising because I use the 25 times method with the material I get since I started magic. :eek: It does help. I applied it with the Clipshift, except I use the Ace of spades as a key card, and do the move until I hit the Ace of spade again. For anyone who knows the Clipshift can do...

I've been using the Biddle Trick as my main "Go-to" trick if there's a lot of people, but recently, Sloppy Shuffle Triumph. But if it's a small amount of people, like 2 or 3, then Card to Mouth is what I use.

S.W Elevator is the same thing as Shifty, only slightly revamped. Anyways, I say Shifty, even though it might need a lot of practice. Fallen is good, but is more dirtier than Shifty.

That's actually good advice. :) A more recent aspect would be the Clipshift. I was thinking about that when I read the post. :eek:

The Charlier Cut. Can't get anymore basic than that. xD

Great... Another BrianX... Ever heard of preference? Maybe some people like these cards for looks, or the way they handle, or any other random idea, but it isn't your place to judge until you've tried them. However, with that attitude I've seen in this past hour, you'll just plain-out diss...

Yeah, but some of those people aren't even active anymore...

1) Get Surfaced and work on the clipshift often. 2) Work on and master S.W. Elevator 3) Buy new decks for the next school year.

Remembering what Lee Asher said in the video when the site first came up, he said that this was quality over quantity. Chris Kenner said that this was for the youth of magic, our future. These two statements definitely hold up even today. Like what Andrei said, this is more than just...

I believe Kevin Ho in his Manuscript "Smooth Operation" had a filler explaining how you could use Flourishes in a story that had a comedic value with it.

Nice....Essay? It's a bit short. xD Anyways, about point three, even though most of you think different about Brian Tutor, he does make a point in his recent DVD. He said, "No matter how much you create, you can't scratch the possibilities on the kind of things you can create" which I...

Disgusting! If they are the same person, then Kenner has been living a lie... xD </sarcasm>

Are you kidding? Dan and Dave are even feature on the video on the main page of this site. Not to mention the Iceland video someone already mentioned...

I can't seem to find it. Link or it didn't happen.