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The Full Cover Pass by Tobias Hudson and Big Blind Media

Created by: Tobias Hudson, Big Blind Media

The Full Cover Pass is a sophisticated close-up card magic technique designed for controlling a card during a routine. As a spectator, you see the magician naturally square the deck or make a casual hand motion, completely unaware that a secret pass is being executed to control a selected card. This move is optimized to be performed under the cover of everyday actions, making it highly deceptive and invisible when mastered. It is intended for intermediate to advanced card workers and requires significant practice to integrate seamlessly into performances, emphasizing its use for card control rather than as a flashy display.

Key features

  • Optimized version of the classic pass for execution under natural hand cover

  • Includes multiple angles, slow-motion replays, and tips on timing and psychological justification

  • Designed for intermediate to advanced skill levels with a steep learning curve

  • Best used integrated into routines for card control, not as a standalone move

Pros

  • Highly deceptive when performed correctly

  • Comprehensive teaching with valuable insights on timing and justification

  • Strong addition for refining close-up magic skills

Cons

  • Requires significant practice and solid foundation in card handling

  • Not suitable for beginners

Effect

The Full Cover Pass makes a selected card move to the top or bottom of the deck without the audience noticing. The magician appears to simply square the deck. The card is controlled secretly.

Full details

The Full Cover Pass is a version of the classic pass. It is optimized for execution under cover of natural hand motions. The move happens while the magician squares the deck. The teaching includes multiple camera angles and slow motion replays. It also provides tips on timing and psychological justification for the move. The pass is intended for card control within routines, not as a standalone display.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is for intermediate to advanced card workers. It is for performers who want to enhance their technical arsenal. It is not for beginners. You need a solid foundation in card handling.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The Full Cover Pass requires significant practice to master. Magic Orthodoxy states it has a steep learning curve. You must practice to make the move look natural. The deceptive result comes from dedicated effort.

What magicians say

Magic Orthodoxy loved that the pass is designed to be executed under cover. He said, "The real power of this pass lies in its application." He appreciated the teaching which includes insights on timing. He considered The Full Cover Pass a strong addition for serious card workers. He believes the deceptive power is worth the practice.

What people are saying about The Full Cover Pass

Magic Orthodoxy says...

The real power of this pass lies in its application. You shouldn't just practice the mechanics in isolation. Instead, integrate it into actual routines, using it as a secret tool to control a card rather than as a standalone display of skill.

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