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Thank you very much.

Hi. I am currently in the props production team of our school's musical "Chicago". We are considering add some magic elements into the production to make it visually more impressive. Does anyone have any information about stage props that can popping out glitters etc. and are controlled remotely...

Thanks.. I learned culling from Lu Chen's book, and also in couple DVDs, but still can't do it smoothly...

I agree with you. I probably didn't make it clear. I love the concept, especially the half deck is entirely clean, this have so much potential. The only down side for me is I already saw something similar in Card College. I learned Zarrow Shuffle from Jason England's DVD, I love it. And...

Thanks for your input, but at least from the video, it looks like the top half of the deck pretty suspicious. And there is the feeling that the top half is arranged in specific order due to several false cut and a turned over Hindu shuffle. So at least from the video, I'm hesitated to buy the...

No problem.

Nice question!

For Marco Tempest, In most of your shows, you have a theme and some deep dialogues with the magic. How would you make sure that when people are so focused on the awesomeness of the technology, they still pay attention to your dialogues and the message you are trying to present?

I would say normally yes, especially if you are using non-regular deck. I love use Deck One and Clip Joint, and the problem I encountered is that people will think that the deck is a gimmick. So let them examine it either beforehand or after the trick would be a good idea.

well.. But I don't think that I am able to watch that...

Thanks a lot, man. I just started to go over the book and hope everything works out well

Either Lennart Green or Helder Guimaraes, or Dani DaOrtiz had a routine with similar idea. But I was thinking at the very beginning of the routine, the audience will shuffle the deck. Than from that point, I do some small adjustment after every phases of the tricks. So thinks for the idea, but I...

problem with the false shuffles is that than the audience can't see the deck through the routine, therefore they won't have a strong impression that the deck is in mixed order. So...

I think I will definitely check out the book. I'm fine with the perfect shuffles. And thanks for bringing up the color separation, that is what I am thinking about. A friend of mine use to have Lennart's green magic collection, and I recall see something about separation and order. Indeed it is...

Well, I was doing some search about this topic and google lead me to this page..the article linked below may help you a little bit. https://sites.google.com/site/itsmorethantricks/learnstreetmagic-makingyourapproach Basically, the writer is arguing that instead of say "do you want to see some...

Deck switch works out for most of the situation, though I really want to leave an impression that a "messy" deck just return to its original order, but things about Triumph definitely worth to check out. I am thinking about the last trick would be the burglar effect, so it leaves the room for...

Ha, interesting. I should give that some thoughts. That might be the way out. thanks

Hi, everyone. Just a question, is there any reference about returning a deck of cards to its original order routine or sleights of hand? I am trying to put it as an ending. Some small adjustments between each phases of the routine so gradually I could rearrange the entire deck without audience...

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