watch steal
Created by: Brazil and Boach
The watch steal is a classic close-up magic trick where the magician seemingly removes a spectator's watch without them noticing, often culminating in a surprising reveal. This trick is perfect for street magicians or close-up performers looking to add a bold, interactive element to their repertoire. Buyers should be aware that mastering the subtleties of the steal and the timing of the reveal are crucial for the trick's success.
Key features
- Classic close-up magic trick
- Requires practice to master the steal and reveal timing
- Interactive and bold, perfect for street or close-up performances
- Can be learned for about $29
Pros
- Strong reactions from spectators
- Adds an interactive element to performances
- Relatively inexpensive to learn
Cons
- Requires practice to perform smoothly
- Timing and subtleties are crucial for success
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How Can You Learn to do Magic JUST LIKE David Blaine?
This video is a comprehensive guide on how to perform magic tricks similar to those David Blaine made famous in his Street Magic Special. The host, David from Magic Orthodoxy, breaks down each trick from the special, explaining what props are needed and where to get them. For example, the quarter bite trick can be done with a $13 coin and bottle effect, and the rising card trick can be performed with loops from Yel Masika for $10. The video also mentions the Raven for $40, which allows for more tricks than just making a quarter vanish. Other tricks discussed include the cigarette through quarter ($19), arm twisting illusion ($25), and the invisible deck ($7.50). The host also recommends resources for learning card tricks, such as Paul Harris's The Art of Astonishment series ($60 per volume), Daryl's Card Revelations ($28 per volume), and Michael Amar's Easy to Master Card Miracles ($25 each). The video concludes with a mention of David Blaine's master class for more advanced learning. Pros of the tricks include their simplicity and the strong reactions they elicit, while cons may include the need for practice and the initial cost of props.
Takeaways:
- Learn to perform magic tricks like David Blaine with simple props and resources.
- Detailed breakdown of tricks from Blaine's Street Magic Special, including costs and where to buy.
- Recommendations for learning card tricks from Paul Harris, Daryl, and Michael Amar.
- Mention of David Blaine's master class for advanced learning.
- Pros and cons of each trick discussed, highlighting simplicity and audience reactions.