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Thank you, I know now what to work on.

Kevin James teaches an alternate handling that looks similar to this in his DVD for his effect,"Floating Rose".

This was an idea I stumbled on by accident, but made the best of it. Plot isn't orginal, however I think the method and handling are.

My take on one of my favorite plots of close-up magic. With this plot, I notices a lot of weaknesses, so I tried to take most of those out. This can be done seated or standing up, and has other handling methods. (References cited as always)

Completely impromptu, angleproof, no gimmicks, duplicates, just sleigh of hand. Let me know what you think,(yes, my references are cited):

Just want to know what you guys think,(don't worry, my references are cited in the description box):

I know the plot isn't original, however my method is completely impromptu, no duplicates, gimmicks, or anything. This can be done with a deck borrowed and shuffled from the spectator. Let me know what you guys think, if it fools you,(yes, even if only the first time), let me know. Thanks!

I agree, don't rush the count or be too stiff. Another thing is, even though this is a quick trick, let the effect settle for the spectator(s), if you can, incorporate a card vanish of the five cards to four cards.

As for general magic, not just card magic, Fraud is a great trick that ends with a souvenir for your spectator(s) and it was also in Flom's video. Another great effect would be Ignition by Chris Smith because it is something that you'll always have on you and inspection is great because there is...