Svengali Project Quickfire Review
Jay delivers an enthusiastic review of the Svengali Project by Craig Petty and Alakazam, a comprehensive exploration of the Svengali deck. He praises the project's significant value and potential for magicians of all levels, noting that while the deck isn't examinable, Petty's 4-hour tutorial provides the psychological tools to present it convincingly as a regular deck. The tutorial covers a wide range of routines suitable for various performance settings, including surrounded conditions, and many tricks boast easy resets perfect for walk-around magic. Jay highlights the deck's versatility, suggesting purchasing multiple decks to allow for experimentation and customization. He particularly recommends a compelling routine within the project, encouraging viewers to watch his full-length review for a demonstration. Ultimately, Jay considers the Svengali Project a worthwhile investment for any magician looking to master the Svengali deck and expand their repertoire.
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Key points
The Svengali Project is a detailed exploration of the classic Svengali deck.
The 4-hour tutorial provides psychological tools to present the deck convincingly.
Routines are designed with excellent angles for various performance settings.
Many tricks have easy resets, ideal for walk-around performances.
The tutorial includes techniques for pitching, performing, and modifying the deck.
Purchasing multiple decks is recommended for experimentation and customization.
There's something within the tutorial to appeal to every magician.
A particularly compelling routine is highlighted within the project.