Magic22 Center of Sharing the Latest Magic Trick's
The ink from a face up playing card rising up through the deck!
An ambitious routine that is completely different than any ambitious routine you have ever performed.
Fun to make.
Easy to perform.
All Magic Movie
The Bill Goodwin CC Living Room Lecture
Billy was on fire at this rare online event. If you ‘ve never seen Bill’s Cannibal Cards, start at the VERY beginning and see what ALL the fuss is really about!
In addition to incredible visual miracles–little known touches and brilliant flashes of expert insight, Bill shares stories from a life in magic, from hanging with Larry Jennings, to life at the Magic Castle to what it’s like to be the most revered magic ‘librarian’ in the world!
(with Aaron’s real-time comments)
THE FORGOTTEN TRICK by Joseph B
No rough and smooth
No wax
A packet trick full of color changes! Really exciting and fun to do.
Look closely at the full performance that will amaze you.
David Roth – Ultimate Coin Magic (4 DVD)
Dai Vernon referred to David Roth as the “greatest coin manipulator in the entire world.” On these special double-length videos, David teaches some of the techniques that earned him not only accolades from the Professor but from magicians worldwide. This is visual, miraculous coin magic taught by one the greatest practitioners the world has ever known. Learn from the best-it’s the ultimate!
Volume Two – Magic with Coins & Silks/Magic with the Okito Coin Box
Mike Chao – The Green Act
S.A.M. Jay Scott Berry
The Gypsy Thread by Axel Hecklau
Yes, yes, I know – you know the Gypsy-Thread and probably even perform it (for years). – After all, it is a fantastic piece of magic.
But even if you already know “everything”:
In this video I not only share a reliable preparation method without gimmicks, but also give you many tips on how to make your performance (close-up and on stage) more clear and more visual.
I also show you the small changes that are important in handling the thick stage thread so that you can tear it with ease and handle it as fairly and openly as the thin basting thread.
