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greg

greg

Dec 5, 2007
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What is the best dvd,trick and book that you own.

dvd:I must say david stone real secrets of magic vol1

book:tarbell course on magic.

trick:circus levitation.
 
emagician said:
What is the circus levitation, I've never heard of it?
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is my own levitation.


you know how the people in the middle of a circuss are completely surounded thats how it got his name.

circus levitation is a self levitation that can be seen from all angles no strings no magnets..i took me 9 monts to create this trick them another 2 to perfectione it
 
I would say...

DVD = Project 1-3 Cant just narrow it down to one of them
Book = Psychological Subtleties
Trick =Zodiac Revelation by Richard Osterlind.
 
DVD: The Trilogy by Dan & Dave Buck

Book: The Practical Encyclopedia of Magic by Nicholas Einhorn

Trick: dilemma! by Tyler Johnson (myself)

Peace!

Tyler
 
The best is defined by my personal preference....Which is The Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes...

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DVD: I can't say, too many
Book: Art of Astonishment Series
Trick: Probably where I pluck a bubble out of the air and drop it, making it solid. Cant recall the name. Had it since I was a kid, and it is still a favorite among people I show it to.

-ThrallMind
 
Single Effect: Witness

DVD: Pyrotechnic Pasteboards/ Card Stunts

Book: Session by Joshua Jay/ Dominatricks by Tyler Wilson
 
ThrallMind said:
Trick: Probably where I pluck a bubble out of the air and drop it, making it solid. Cant recall the name. Had it since I was a kid, and it is still a favorite among people I show it to.

-ThrallMind
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That sounds amazing!

Book: 13 Steps to Mentalism.

DVD: Can't really say.

Trick: At the moment, Panic.
 
DVD: I received a copy of Tony Hassini's "Magical Illusions" on VHS as a gift some fifteen years ago - it's volume 10 of his "Easy to Learn Magic" series - and it's the only magic video I've ever owned. At the time, I was focused on my career in the defense industry, and really not interested in magic... especially not the magic he was teaching on this video, which appears to be targeted at the under-twelve set. But it did make me rather a fan of Tony Hassini, who's genuinely charming and enthusiastic about magic.

Book: Royal Road to Card Magic. It's only recently dethroned Scarne on Cards.

Trick: I don't buy tricks.
 
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