On this DVD, Criss Angel presents a brilliant routine created by Joe Monti. Cardfusion is the most visual and direct presentation and method of ripping up a normal playing card and restoring it in a flash.
Andrew Mayne presents five eye-popping, mind-blowing effects that will have your audiences on the edge of their seats and ducking for cover.
Step onstage with Jeff McBride! Learn secret techniques, effects and routines from a Las Vegas headliner.Jeff Mc Bride gives you the information and inspiration you need to take the performance to a higher level of experience.
Step onstage with Jeff McBride! Learn secret techniques, effects and routines from a Las Vegas headliner.Jeff McBride will be your personal guide through the rich history and mystery or the classic art of magic.
If Close-up Magic or Restaurant work are your forte, you cannot go wrong with James Prince's DVDs. He's served up pure gold
Modern Mind Reading Magic Z (MMRMZ) is a best-of of Zee's mentalism repertoire. In MMRMZ, you will find incredible routines that only use borrowed objects for intimate mentalism performances.
It's not there. It's there. That's how quickly, amazingly, and impossibly a card pops out of the deck with Aaron Fisher's powerful new sleight, One-hand Popover.
David Acer creates, performs and teaches original, off-the-wall tricks using cards, coins, candies, balls, a clothes drier, matchbooks and bottles...
This is Michael Afshin's original version Dream Fly. A brilliant, multi-phase reworking of the "three fly" coin plot. With many different performance views and instruction angles.
Perform you favorite card effects and then transform the deck into A STACK OF CASH!
Rada trained and with over 16 years as a professional close-up magician, Christ Priest "The Millennium British Champion of Close-Up Magic" releases for the first time his amazing sponge ball routine for the magic fraternity.
Elegant, poetic and astonishing. These are all words that describe the magic of Fernando Keops. On this video, Fernando Keops' focus is on magic-but, as you'll soon see, it's magic created by an artist and that speaks to the soul.
The classic Linking Rings effect is a timeless piece of magic that can provoke unbelievable reactions... when performed correctly. Chris Randall has been perfecting this effect since he was 11 years old, and now he's finally ready to reveal the secrets behind his award-winning routine
In this set of experiments, we are looking for odd and novel methods and effects. We want things that twist the mind. Who would think of a broken and restored potato chip? (The method is weirder than the effect...!)
Features: Caught on Tape: Mike Caveney John Lovick talks with Mike about the Long Beach Mystics, old magic books and takes us on a tour of the Egyptian Hall collection
Dan & Dave Buck John Lovick talks with the Buck twins about how card flourishes have changed their lives and what they're going to do next!
Kostya Kimlat Continuum Andrew Pinard and continuum returns with Kostya Kimlat! kostya talks about designing magic tricks and asks "who cares?"
Features: Eric DeCamps talks with Andrew Pinard about creating a modern magic show. Russ Stevens of RSVP magic talks with Kozmo about making and marketing magic.
Feature Interview - Dave Penn & Craig Petty: Kozmo talks with David Penn and Craig Petty about their show as well as the failed "magic-off" with Justin Miller.
Feature Interview - Wayne Houchin: Wayne Houchin tells Kozmo that hanging upside down in a straightjacket can really change your perception on life!
Armando Lucero talks with John Lovick about the value of secrets and earning knowledge.
Episode 33. Feature Interview - Dan Sperry: Dan talks with Kozmo about why magic isn't cool and his experience on America's Got Talent.
Interview : Chris Capehart Chris talks with Kozmo about honing his skills on the street and making a living doing children's magic.
Mike Miller talks to the Pro Bowl long-snapper about how magic rescued a young boy from tragedy and changed his life forever.
Feature Interview - Rob Zabrecky: Rob Zabrecky talks to John Lovick about the importance of embracing your inner weirdo, taking risks, and not being afraid to shed a few "art tears."
