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Card reappearance in spectator's pocket

Created by: Ben Seidman

A multi-phase card magic routine where a selected card rises from a deck, vanishes from a packet, and mysteriously reappears in a spectator's pocket. This is a versatile trick suitable for close-up, parlor, and stage performances, offering a blend of visual magic and mentalism elements.

Key features

  • Teaches a complete routine with multiple phases
  • Includes methods for a rising card, vanishing card, and card reappearance
  • Versatile for different performance settings
  • Contains transferable tips and methodology for other magic routines
  • Requires some preparation and arts and crafts

Pros

  • Well-structured and easy to read
  • Offers versatility for various performance types
  • Contains inspiring content and practical advice
  • Includes a video performance for better understanding

Cons

  • May be challenging for beginners
  • Performance style may not appeal to everyone
  • Requires some preparation and arts and crafts
  • Restriction on broadcast performances without author's consent

What people are saying about Card reappearance in spectator's pocket

EverythingMagicPro99 says...
I think the real value in this is the fact that everything inside is quite valuable in the methodology and the understanding of putting a magic routine together.

Card reappearance in spectator's pocket videos

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EverythingMagicPro99

Principles of Destruction by Ben Seidman Book Review

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Scott, a professional magician, reviews 'Principles of Destruction' by Ben Seidman, provided by Vanishing Inc. The book teaches a multi-phase routine including a rising card, a thought of card under seat, a vanishing card, and its reappearance in a spectator's pocket. Scott appreciates the book for its transferable tips and methodology, though he notes the routine's performance style may not appeal to everyone. The book is well-structured, easy to read, and offers versatility for close-up, parlor, and stage performances. However, it requires some arts and crafts and may be challenging for beginners. The book's quality is standard, and it includes a restriction on broadcast performances without the author's consent. Scott recommends the book for its inspiring content and practical advice.

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Takeaways:

  • The book offers a multi-phase routine with versatile performance options.
  • Includes valuable methodology and tips applicable to other magic tricks.
  • Some arts and crafts required; may be challenging for beginners.
  • Performance style may not appeal to everyone.
  • Restrictions on broadcast performances without author's consent.
  • Recommended for intermediate to professional magicians.