Close-up magic lecture Kevin James Lecture FISM 2006

Poker magic, floating rose , card into the balloon , table magic and so on . Many novel idea is worth learning ! Mark Kornhauser brings classic Coke bottle compress and then restore the wonderful magic !

Kevin James lecture FISM included the Perrier With a Twist, Animated Card Thru Balloon, Floating Rose and many moore ..

the Perrier With a Twist is a routine that Kevin developed in the trenches performing in restaurants and private parties for many years. It is a powerful multi-phase routine that is perfect for strolling environments.
You begin by lighting a piece of paper and it visibly turns into a bottle that is handed out for examination. A 50 cent coin penetrates in and out of the bottle very cleanly and visually right through the glass.
The magician explains that he can tell the secrets and sticks his finger through a "trap door" in the bottle. Then he unscrews the bottom of the bottle and screws it back on! Then passing it out for examination.
You then take a cocktail napkin and cover the bottle, poking a hole so the top of the bottle can be seen. The performer pours water from the bottle and then crushes the paper into a ball. The bottle vanishes !!! The napkin is given to the spectator as a souvenir.
Animated Card Thru Balloon of Death:
Well, no one dies, we just wanted to get your attention. A card is selected, shuffled back into the deck and given to the spectator. A black balloon is introduced and a magical gesture is made from the deck to the balloon.
The balloon is popped and the selected card is found inside! The performer then explains exactly how the effect was accomplished, showing how the selected card was actually held against the side of the balloon. Only this time he is using a clear balloon for easy illustration
Then all of a sudden you see the card VISUALLY penetrate the side of the balloon! Then the balloon hangs by one edge of the card. Then the card hangs by one corner and begins to spin inside the balloon. Finally the card drops all the way inside and can be handed out for examination. This is very visual and is perfect for TV.