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Here it is! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0neojTlrtg Hope it counts. Just a couple minutes late.

I have 6 minutes left for my second entry to upload. Will it still count if it's just a couple minutes late?

Here is my first entry. Hopefully I can get the other one uploaded before time is up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKr0LKVvpt0 Good luck everyone.

1. What are some of your personal goals you wish to accomplish with your cardistry? 2. How do you think cardistry will evolve in the next 5-10 years? 3. What kind of opportunities do you think card manipulators will have in the future in the entertainment industry?

Bad Influence by Daniel Madison is perfect for involving multiple spectators. Ellusionist gaff deck effects are always a blast to perform as well. I also frequently use Daniel Madison's "Advocate" gimmick. Multiple applications including an impromptu Invisible Deck effect.

Lyle, I'm really glad you asked this question. This is the theme of a documentary style live performance project I'm working on with my brother and some friends. Fair warning, this could be a long response but I hope most of you take the time to read it. I'm going to be pouring my heart out...

It seems as though the performer in script one is trying to send a message to the audience that he (the performer) is superior and/or more intelligent that the spectators. In the rather direct dialogue you provided, it sounds more like a pop quiz than a performance. I don't think a whole lot...

I really liked your performance. The sleights looked very natural and the presentation had a good flow to it.

I hope you know when you performed the Coin Matrix, you pulled out nickles and not dimes. Just saying.

This is my first SNC. I hope you all enjoy my entry: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3AlOi8SJ7U I perform a simple Coins Across routine, but I applied the presentation I use for Paul Harris' Invisible Palm effect. I don't perform coin magic very often, although I do enjoy performing effects...

The Molecule Cut was the first one I really got down. It's the easiest one in my opinion. If you have a good foundation in cardistry, you should have a pretty good Molecule Cut in a couple weeks max. Pandora is quite difficult, so I suggest that after you have the Molecule Cut down pretty well...

Are you saying that there is going to be a competition in Texas? I live in Oklahoma so if so, I can probably make it to compete. I don't see any dates on the website though.

In no particular order.. 1. Bizarre Cross - Paul Harris 2. Bad Influence - Daniel Madison 3. Twisted - Daniel Garcia

My favorite impromptu effect at the moment is Heritage by Daniel Madison. You can find it on Dangerous Volume 1.

I don't post on magic forums very often. In fact, I stopped performing magic for 2 years and I'm just now getting back in the groove of things. Oh how I missed practicing The Pass in front of my bathroom mirror for hours on end. It's actually quite funny, the only thing that threw me back into...