PROS CALL IT ‘BDSM’… BECAUSE IT F@*%’s WITH YOUR FINGERS
Introducing the most versatile sleight since the double lift.How often do you use a double-lift in your card magic? In 80% of your routines? More?
BDSM is a versatile sleight devised by Kim Andersen to overhaul a large number of plots you already perform – with one major advancement.
Use it for:
LIVE EVENT : Week 4 of LIVE events. We’ll get together and go over the material taught in this weeks videos. We’ll answer questions and go over additional variations and concepts to apply to the weeks material.
The Magic Course is a first of its kind. It is a video masterclass of everything I learned about card magic over my 20 years of performing sleight of hand. It’s goal is simple : to make YOU a
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After building our foundation with the previous 2 weeks, we will now move into my best and hardest hitting effects. Some of these are my take on the classics of magic, where I rebuild famous tricks to make them more interesting and powerful.
You’ll learn TEN (10) magic effects and variations including ideas of how to build your own effects and expand what is taught.
LIVE EVENT: At the end of this week, we will get together LIVE on video to go over everything taught in this weeks lessons. This is going to be your chance to interact with me and ask questions on things you may have trouble with.
When Ryan Schlutz wants to do a hands-off shuffled deck trick to blow his audience away, one of his go-to effects is Equal Finality. This effect gets everyone involved and has a crystal clear ending that fools magicians and laypeople alike. Extremely easy to do, with almost no sleight of hand, you’ll get the jaw-dropping reactions you are looking for with Equal Finality.
Here’s what happens:
The deck can be shuffled by the audience. The magician takes one prediction card out and openly places it in the card box, which is closed and placed on the table. Next the magician places five or six heaps of cards at random in front of two different spectators. Each of the spectators randomly combines their heaps of cards until they each have one giant pile. They turn the top cards of each
Do you want to know what the future of card magic looks like? Like this! Tony Chang is on the cutting edge of where we think card magic is heading. The fluidity of handling, the relaxed approach, and the visual aesthetic of these two extraordinary card effects embodies card magic tomorrow.
Be ahead of the curve and learn these techniques right now. This tutorial is our longest to date (almost an hour), and Mr. Chang teaches you each piece in careful detail. The running time and the high quality of magic makes this worth more than any DVD we’ve seen in recent times, and it’s yours for just ten dollars.
You will make two cards vanish seemingly without moving a finger. A moment later, you will cause two cards to appear in a spread—again, without seemingly moving your fingers. These two
Parlour Tricks by Morgan & West is a deep dive into the mechanics of putting together a parlor magic show. This acclaimed duo has performed all over the world and their personas are that of time-traveling Victorian magicians. They are among the most unique acts in the industry, and for the first time ever, they explain not only their full show, but also how they approach assembling a magic show.
In 356 full-color pages, you’ll learn a dozen routines and host of new theories. They also provide their complete annotated scripts so that you can understand why they say what they say, and how the words mesh with the mechanics of a show. You’ll learn about sequencing a show and how Morgan & West go about material selection.
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