REEL MAGIC VOL. 18
$10
THE BLURB:
Feature:
Kostya Kimlat Continuum
Andrew Pinard and continuum returns with Kostya Kimlat!
Kostya talks about designing magic tricks and asks "who
cares?"
Reviews:
David Regal Tricks of the Trade
A lot of tricks with a big BUT! BUT! BUT!
Wayne Kawamoto Choice Cuts
Reviews Barrie Richardson and Wayne Dobson's new DVD's on
stand up magic
Columns:
Banachek Subtleties
Banachek explains the subtleties of a simple peek!
David Kaye a.k.a. Silly Billy Kid Show FUNdamentals
Talks about buying kid show tricks while touring the dealer
room at the I.B.M. convention in San Diego
Simon Lovell Simon Said It!
Simon says - it's time for magic to grow up!
David Roth Be My Guest
The palm to palm change - you've got to learn it
NEW! Jon Armstrong Sessions Los Angeles Part 1
Jon, Farrel Dillon, Joe Skilton, and Grant Carden discuss
the merits of a four ace production in part one of the Los
Angeles session
Tricks:
Wayne Dobson "Nailed" from A Life in Magic by RSVP Magic
Robert Neale "Brick Wall" from Sides by Murphy's Magic
Supplies
Jay Noblezada "5 and 1 Transpo" from Money by Penguin Magic
Move Monkeys
Rafael Benatar "Omicard"
Bill Palmer "little finger clip"
Alen Morelli "center double lift"
Running Time: Approximately 2hr 22mins
MY COMMENTS:
This is the latest issue featuring a new regular column by
Banachek, which debuted in the previous episode (#17). In
this issue, Banachek discusses the importance of simple peek
in general. And, specifically, as it regards to playing
cards. He presents an outstanding mentalism routine with
cards that can be done with a borrowed deck of cards. There
are some very basic sleights involved, but it's quite
powerful.
Another mentalism related column is by by Wayne Kawamoto in
which he reviews Barrie Richardson's DVD set and Wayne
Dobson's new set. Wayne Dobson is not known for being a
mentalist, but he's created some pretty good mentalism
effects and props, a few of which are on the set.
The rest of the contents of this disc are the expected
variety and includes coin magic, kid magic, card magic, the
spotlight on Kostya Kimlat, etc. These "episodes," as they
call it, are a lot of fun.
Feature:
Kostya Kimlat Continuum
Andrew Pinard and continuum returns with Kostya Kimlat!
Kostya talks about designing magic tricks and asks "who
cares?"
Reviews:
David Regal Tricks of the Trade
A lot of tricks with a big BUT! BUT! BUT!
Wayne Kawamoto Choice Cuts
Reviews Barrie Richardson and Wayne Dobson's new DVD's on
stand up magic
Columns:
Banachek Subtleties
Banachek explains the subtleties of a simple peek!
David Kaye a.k.a. Silly Billy Kid Show FUNdamentals
Talks about buying kid show tricks while touring the dealer
room at the I.B.M. convention in San Diego
Simon Lovell Simon Said It!
Simon says - it's time for magic to grow up!
David Roth Be My Guest
The palm to palm change - you've got to learn it
NEW! Jon Armstrong Sessions Los Angeles Part 1
Jon, Farrel Dillon, Joe Skilton, and Grant Carden discuss
the merits of a four ace production in part one of the Los
Angeles session
Tricks:
Wayne Dobson "Nailed" from A Life in Magic by RSVP Magic
Robert Neale "Brick Wall" from Sides by Murphy's Magic
Supplies
Jay Noblezada "5 and 1 Transpo" from Money by Penguin Magic
Move Monkeys
Rafael Benatar "Omicard"
Bill Palmer "little finger clip"
Alen Morelli "center double lift"
Running Time: Approximately 2hr 22mins
MY COMMENTS:
This is the latest issue featuring a new regular column by
Banachek, which debuted in the previous episode (#17). In
this issue, Banachek discusses the importance of simple peek
in general. And, specifically, as it regards to playing
cards. He presents an outstanding mentalism routine with
cards that can be done with a borrowed deck of cards. There
are some very basic sleights involved, but it's quite
powerful.
Another mentalism related column is by by Wayne Kawamoto in
which he reviews Barrie Richardson's DVD set and Wayne
Dobson's new set. Wayne Dobson is not known for being a
mentalist, but he's created some pretty good mentalism
effects and props, a few of which are on the set.
The rest of the contents of this disc are the expected
variety and includes coin magic, kid magic, card magic, the
spotlight on Kostya Kimlat, etc. These "episodes," as they
call it, are a lot of fun.
