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Torce Force by Jamie Daws
Imagine being able to force your spectator to tear a certain corner from any playing card, business card, news paper etc Imagine that you give them completely free choices throughout and do not manipulate those choices in any way. Imagine if you could do this with no prior set up using only a pen and a business card. A unique kind of force, the Torce Force is a brilliant principle that allows you to perform some incredible magic at a seconds notice! It can be adapted to so many different things. Mentalism, card magic and even used with photos, books and newspapers. It can be used on stage, close up or in parlour. This has given me such joy to use over the years and Im so pleased to be able to finally share this with the magic community!
Watch Over Coin by Gregory Wilson
The reactions you’ll get when a borrowed coin vanishes and appears under your spectator’s watch are insane.
Gregory Wilson perfected the coin under watch. He’s been performing it for YEARS. Over the course of tens of thousands of performances, he’s turned a cool trick into a masterpiece. The live performances alone are worth the price of the video.
Breach by Patrick Kun
“This is Patrick Kun magic at it’s best. Visual. Practical. Off the wall unique.” – Justin Flom
“Patrick is always a good to go guy for some great, visual and strong magic. This is no exception. Super clean and super visual magic you can keep on you at all times. What more could you ask for?” – Alan Rorrison
Fate by Geraint Clarke
Fate is a modern mentalism miracle like no other.
The performer borrows a spectators iPhone or iPod touch and has it placed on shuffle. Then whilst in the spectators hand you are able to reveal the next songs in a genuine shuffle.
Polarity by Pablo Amira
Injecting a thought into someone’s subconscious is a feat to remember, but let’s take this card trick a bit further. Ask your spectator where a specific card is in the deck. Naturally, they won’t know because they have just thoroughly shuffled it. You announce that subconsciously they already know where their card is. Have them deal the cards onto the table until they ‘feel’ like they have reached their selected card, they then place that card face down on the pile.
Twist by Mathieu Bich
Four aces are cleanly displayed. You hold them plainly at the edge of your finger tips. With a jolt, one of the aces turns face down. There is no cover, awkward movements, or weird angles.
A five-phase routine taught in over 30 minutes of expert instruction. Everything happens out in the open.
