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The companion video to Whit Haydn’s and Chef Anton’s Notes on the Fast and Loose includes live performances by Chef and Whit and detailed explanations with shots from both the audience’s and performer’s point of view.
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Velocity By Scott Alexander
Crystal Silk Cup by Tejinaya Magic
Show an empty crystal cup and, magically, two silks emerge from it! Easy and mystifying!!
When the silks appear, movement is also possible!!
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Klinger by Michael Kaminskas
Michael Kaminskas has been out in the trenches crushing real audiences for decades. Now direct from his 30 city lecture tour is an updated handling of the magnetic wand that he features in his act at the Magic Castle. This is Klinger.
Scam by Mario Tarasini
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Tobias Ismaier – Recovery
Recovery is the easiest and most practical (yet very deceptive!) piece-by-piece Torn and Restored Card Routine you will come across.
A card is signed on both sides – it’s signed on the face by the spectator and on the back by the performer. Then it is clearly ripped into four separate pieces – the spectators can see and hear their signed card being torn.
Now you magically restore their signed card piece by piece. The best part: You can restore the last, signed piece in the spectator’s own hand and you end completely clean!
Recovery is designed with the worker in mind: It is angle proof, very clean, engaging, and it resets instantly.
Nifty Balloons – Cutie Dolls
Nifty Balloons’ Shana Brenion has designed a modular, compact Princess Doll that can be easily altered to resemble almost any female cartoon character – with no technique more advanced than a pinch twist!
Traditional 260 balloon princesses have tiny heads and big thick arms. The Cutie Dolls design keeps the body, dress and head in adorable cartoon proportion. In this video, Shana explains the base model, then takes you through 14 separate variations of the design! Everyone’s favorite princess characters are included.
