Performing IRL and Social Media w/ Cavan Booth | Creating Magic S3E2

This episode of "Creating Magic" features a thoughtful interview with Cavan Booth, a young magician who has successfully balanced in-real-life (IRL) performance and social media content creation. Host Biz explores Cavan's experiences, offering insights for magicians seeking to find their own balance. Cavan emphasizes the importance of preparation for any performance, highlighting a past experience where a lack of setup led to a disastrous first gig. He notes that performing on stage offers more control than close-up magic, allowing for a more curated experience. He enjoys the unpredictability of mentalism and acknowledges the existence of "unwritten rules" in magic, cautioning against making magic more suspicious than it needs to be. Ultimately, Cavan believes performing is one of the most rewarding aspects of magic, stating, "If you're never performing anything, then what is the point of learning it at all?" He credits content creation for deepening his passion for magic, providing a platform for exploration and theory. His Patreon has significantly influenced his approach, allowing him to delve deeper into magic theory and create more in-depth content for a dedicated audience. Cavan references Jerry Sadowitz as a magician he admires and mentions Daniel Madison and his unique approach to performance. He encourages magicians to explore new avenues and not be afraid to experiment, even if it means stepping outside of their comfort zones, believing that performing is essential for any magician.