Price$30.00
Media TypeDVD
CategoryClose Up
Date AddedMar 05, 2015
Anytime Anywhere
Jay Sankey
Sankey Magic
(Based on 1 review)
34 astounding magic and mentalist effects with borrowed keys, coins, business cards, paper money, wooden matches, finger rings, playing cards, elastic bands, pens, cigarette packs, books, newspapers, paper matches, napkins and more!
Jay also shares the real work on such essential topics as the power of impromptu performances, combining magic and mentalism, magic with a borrowed deck, scripting, the importance of simplcity, and handling props within the impromptu setting.
Never again say, "Sorry, I didn't bring anything with me!"
Here are just a few of the 34 incredible effects...
Green Thumb: Jay's all-time favorite torn & restored signed card handling!
The Wager: Killer mentalism with borrowed coins! (You even borrow the prediction!)
Hypothesis Production: An ultra-casual three coin production that leaves audience speechless!
Solitary Confinement: Two spectators link thoughts and actions under impossible conditions!
Slow Motion Coins #2: The much streamlined handling of Jay's acclaimed coins across effect.
Soft Spot: A key melts on and off a borrowed key ring!
Inside Out: Jay finally tips the "real work" on this close-up classic including the never-before-revealed 2-phase handling!
Seed Money: A pair of coins change, not once, but TWICE!
Sight Unseen: You'll perform this lethal demonstration of "behind your back" paranormal ability EVERYWHERE!
Apparition: The card the spectator has in mind literally APPEARS in your empty hands! Guaranteed gasps!
The Perfect Switch: The ultimate coin switch for when the crowd is BURNING your hands!
Against All Odds: The magicians sends a thought to the spectator three times in a row!
Pawnbroker: A wildly magical transposition routine with just a coin and a ring!
Somebody Else's Money: The new king of commercial card effects!
Reviews
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PROS
This is a really nice collection of a variety of effects that can be done mostly impromptu. The idea is to always be prepared with a trick on request. So, there are some really nice routines with borrowed coins, with pieces of paper, with your keys, etc.
CONS
I would say that most of these effects are better suited for the casual “show me a trick” scenario. These are not likely the effects a professional magician would do in a set. However, there are some nice things to learn for those impromptu moments, and every magician should be prepared for the “show me a trick” moment.
VERDICT
For what it is intended, namely an impromptu “show me a trick” moment, this is a really nice set of quick effects.
This is a really nice collection of a variety of effects that can be done mostly impromptu. The idea is to always be prepared with a trick on request. So, there are some really nice routines with borrowed coins, with pieces of paper, with your keys, etc.
CONS
I would say that most of these effects are better suited for the casual “show me a trick” scenario. These are not likely the effects a professional magician would do in a set. However, there are some nice things to learn for those impromptu moments, and every magician should be prepared for the “show me a trick” moment.
VERDICT
For what it is intended, namely an impromptu “show me a trick” moment, this is a really nice set of quick effects.