Connecting People with Magic by Trevor Duffy

The Magic of Trevor DuffyTrevor Duffy is an award winning magician who has traveled extensively, entertaining with his own blend of magic and comedy. He innovates a great deal of his own magic and this DVD contains a collection of some of his favorites. He also lectures around the world, sharing his magic, valuable ideas and experiences. Double Your MoneyThis is a dynamic, heart warming opener, which establishes rapport and credibility for you, at the start of the show. Extreme torn and restored banknoteHere is an outstanding torn and restored banknote effect, with the serial number recorded. Signed card to both pocketsThis is a double barrel effect, that will blow the audience away! their signed card ends up in both pockets, one at a time, with a a flowing comical interaction. The future trickA clever twist of the mind, where a signed card is found, before it is actually signed. The two coin trickClose up coin magic where the use of sound and motion creates a clever magical transposition. Gets the audience every time! Deck production – Invisible deckDon’t just take your cards out – Magically produce them! Trevor impresses on this, sharing his reasoning and unique method. The happy birthday trickThis is an impromptu trick, to celebrate a spectator’s birthday. Trevor shares how this evolved and how this routine became a favorite at Trader’s restaurant in Johannesburg, drawing people back time and time again. Thought of card – reversedThis trick utterly blows the audience away. A spectator shuffles and secretly views a card. A moment later, the deck is spread, to find the thought of card is now reversed! 9.6 – 14 card repeatAn extension of the classic 6 card repeat. With the use of thin cards, more and more cards appear in the end…a fistful of 14 cards! This is a great opener for a platform show. Graham Kirk card controlGraham Kirk was a South African champion magician for many years and created many world class sleights. This card technique allows you to control a card to any position near the top of the deck. The pocket channelHere is described, an extremely clever utility device, with a number of creative, magical uses. Touching