Bill Montana – The Bridge

Stevens Magic Emporium proudly serves as the exclusive distributor of this remarkable book by Bill Montana. Note: This book is not intended for everyone; it is designed for serious performers. However, when mastered, the results are extraordinary.

The Bridge, co-created with Nick Belleas, was a fascinating discovery for me. After some practice, I became a true believer when I tested it on our mailman, Jace Bowles. On my second attempt, Jace rushed in the next day to vividly recount not only the dream I predicted he would have but also a variation his wife experienced.

For detailed insights, I recommend reading Thomas Heine’s thoughts on this project. More testimonials can be found below.

Here’s a review from: Thomas Heine – Berlin, Germany (ParaLabs)

Recently, I had the privilege of exploring Bill’s latest creation, “The Bridge.” While this script will not be publicly available, I have permission to share some insights and impressions about it.

“The Bridge” revolves around a deeply mental concept: inducing a dream.

This summary, however, fails to capture the beauty of the effect and the emotional resonance, as well as the psychological nuances that create a lasting impression on the participant.

I’ve tested “The Bridge” multiple times, and the impact is stunning. Whether your subject is a believer or a skeptic, the process is effective!

By following Bill’s guidance, a participant will experience a special dream, and you can give that dream a meaningful context beforehand.

Imagine being able to predict someone’s dreams (in fact, inducing them) and leaving a profound and lasting impression on their mind!

This creates an imprint of both the dream’s content and your presence. Thus, it’s clear that “The Bridge” is not just another effect in a performer’s arsenal; it’s a powerful tool that must be wielded with care and responsibility. Used wisely, it can be a gift; misused, it can become a burden.

Additionally, it’s important to understand that this effect won’t earn you immediate applause or recognition during the performance.

You announce an event that will happen, and if the participant follows your instructions, the core effect (the dream) will manifest the following night.

Feedback will come not during the performance of “The Bridge,” but rather the next day. This alone can significantly enhance your reputation and create a deep imprint in your participant’s mind!

Bill’s script is thorough and insightful, covering historical perspectives on dreams and their meanings, as well as the psychological elements that make the effect work.

The metaphor he employs to induce the participant’s dream is exquisite, and the so-called “ritual” operates effectively on multiple levels.

I cannot divulge further details without revealing his techniques, but I am honored to have been involved in the evolution of his script. While this exceptional work may not suit everyone, I highly recommend it.

Whether you choose to perform “The Bridge” as described or simply learn from the concepts, techniques, and psychological connections presented, it is an invaluable resource.

Thomas Heine