Must have DVD card magic ?
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I can recommend all of the Theory11 DVD´s. They are all insane !...And helped me to get to the next level.
Beside that :
The Daniel Garcia Project
Ray Cosby´s Impossible Card Magic
Benjamin Earl´s Past Midnight
and a lot more
But those should reaaaaly help you....
Yet i don´t know which DVD`s you´ve already seen.
Patrick Art
Beside that :
The Daniel Garcia Project
Ray Cosby´s Impossible Card Magic
Benjamin Earl´s Past Midnight
and a lot more
But those should reaaaaly help you....Yet i don´t know which DVD`s you´ve already seen.
Patrick Art
Gregory Wilson's Card Stunts and Pyrotechnic Pasteboards is your answer if you are looking for routines, not just quick card revelations.
They are from his Magic Castle performances, you know its great material
If you want just 'pick a card' tricks, then I suggest Daryl's Card Revelations #1.
They are on Youtube, so you can check them out.
They are very nice
They are from his Magic Castle performances, you know its great material
If you want just 'pick a card' tricks, then I suggest Daryl's Card Revelations #1.
They are on Youtube, so you can check them out.
They are very nice
Hm...
First off, no offense to anyone, but I wouldnt recommend buying any 1-on-1 or On Demands or single tricks. Although they may be cool or may work well. I'm not really the kind of guy who recommends buying singles. Dvds with multiple material usually give you more for what you pay. And you usually get to understand things better.
In my opinion, I would recommend:
Gregory Wilson's material.
David Williamson's material
Paul Harris' Stars of Magic DVD set
Benjamin Earl's past midnight
Lennart Green's Green Magic
Zenneth Kok's DVDs
Ray Cosby's Impossible Card Magic (only if you want really advanced stuff)
David Stone's Real Secrets of Magic (there are also other things such as coins and other table hopping)
Derren Brown's Devil's Picture Book (mentalism and normal card tricks. Really unique stuff)
Jay Sankey's Old DVDs. Old as in his first few, not his Front Row or Live. OLD stuff.
Cameron Francis' Omega Mutation. (not bad. Not extremely good)
Lewis Brooke (i think) Stack Attack.
Shoot Ogawa's Material
Appollo Robins' Material
The two above are both visual magic
R Paul Wilson's DVDs are quite fun.
Bill Malones' Material.
First off, no offense to anyone, but I wouldnt recommend buying any 1-on-1 or On Demands or single tricks. Although they may be cool or may work well. I'm not really the kind of guy who recommends buying singles. Dvds with multiple material usually give you more for what you pay. And you usually get to understand things better.
In my opinion, I would recommend:
Gregory Wilson's material.
David Williamson's material
Paul Harris' Stars of Magic DVD set
Benjamin Earl's past midnight
Lennart Green's Green Magic
Zenneth Kok's DVDs
Ray Cosby's Impossible Card Magic (only if you want really advanced stuff)
David Stone's Real Secrets of Magic (there are also other things such as coins and other table hopping)
Derren Brown's Devil's Picture Book (mentalism and normal card tricks. Really unique stuff)
Jay Sankey's Old DVDs. Old as in his first few, not his Front Row or Live. OLD stuff.
Cameron Francis' Omega Mutation. (not bad. Not extremely good)
Lewis Brooke (i think) Stack Attack.
Shoot Ogawa's Material
Appollo Robins' Material
The two above are both visual magic
R Paul Wilson's DVDs are quite fun.
Bill Malones' Material.
Any of Bill Malone's DVD's. This is the only DVD set I own that I use most of the material taught on it. Also, he gives amazing advice for performance.