Welcome to the Survivor Change, a beautiful, very natural looking, super visual and angle-friendly change of one playing card into another. In this tutorial, you will learn all the moves and subtleties you need to perform this stunning one-handed color change. Sit back and enjoy the Survivor Change.
Lessons for all who wish to understand the art and science of misdirection
John Ramsay was one of the world’s greatest exponents of visual and psychological misdirection. His most famous application of these ideas was in his brilliant Cylinder and Coins and Coins in the Hat. John Carney is one of Ramsay’s greatest admirers, owing much to that master teacher. In this enlightening video, John offers his insights and interpretations of the Ramsay technique, explaining concepts which may be applied in tricks of every description, from close-up magic to stage illusion. Here are the real secrets of sleight of hand; how to effectively apply knowledge of the machinations of the spectator’s mind and eye toward a more perfect illusion. These are lessons for all who wish to understand the art and science of misdirection.
What starts as a simple game of three-card monte takes a hard left turn when the money card vanishes only to reappear in your pocket. Anthony Owen has taken a classic in magic and updated it with some simple gaffs and clever thinking. Miracle monte combines a classic gambling effect with a stunning transposition.
Here’s what happens: Three blank cards and one money card are introduced to the audience. After demonstrating the simple game of find the money card one of the blank cards is openly and fairly placed into the performer’s pocket. The money card is mixed into the remaining blank cards and what follows is a series of increasingly impossible transpositions leading to the money card vanishing altogether and reappearing in the performer’s pocket.
Luke Dancy is back with a piece of mischief that allows you to control or switch a card out in the open. When Luke showed this to us we were all doing a double take because the move happens in the open, right under your eyes – but flies right past, undetected.
The performer casually places a single card, sight unseen, in his pocket and has the spectator name any card. ‘Mis-hearing’ their choice, the wrong card, the ‘pseudo mate’, is removed and cleanly left sticking out of the deck.
Ce tour fera le bonheur de tous les cartomanes débutants. Vous n’avez rien à faire tout le paquet travaille pour vous. Très simple à réaliser et surtout, quand on est débutant on fait toujours les tours aux mêmes spectateurs (famille, amis…) et beaucoup de tours ne peuvent pas être présentés plusieurs fois. Ici aucune inquiétude, le résultat sera toujours différent. Bref si vous êtes débutant foncez…
Tommy Wonder was an incredible performer, well-known for his smooth sleight-of-hand, masterful misdirection, and devious devices. And now, a modern master of magical creativity shares his favorite Tommy Wonder creations with you as Dan Harlan presents “The Best of the Books of Wonder.” Lesson five is Shrink, Fall, Squeeze. This highly visual card routine is the fifth of ten lessons that Dan Harlan brings off the page and into your hands.
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