Michael Close - Ultimate Workers vol.1
The
Invisible Deck – You know the effect of this classic trick: A freely
named card is the only face-down card in a face-up deck. But when you
watch the performance, you’re going to get fooled. Using routines by
Bruce Cervon, Allan Ackerman, and Steve Beam as a starting point,
Michael has produced a streamlined handling which uses an ordinary deck
of cards. Magicians around the world have speculated about this trick. Now you’ll learn all the work.
The Smiling Mule – A classic by Roy Walton. Michael has eliminated the
one bad “moment” in the trick, and the results are staggering. Suitable
for close-up or stand-up, this routine has been a mainstay in the
repertoires of many top card men.
The Ooh-Ah Bird – Give your
fingers a rest. Here’s the perfect trick if you have to perform for
children in a restaurant. The routine is simple, colorful, funny,
mysterious, and the child takes an origami figure home as a souvenir.
Plus, you’ll learn some new work on the venerable Cross-the-Cut Force.
If you’re new to card magic, this is the perfect trick for you.
The Pothole Trick – This is the big one! One of the most talked about
tricks in magic, and one of the most baffling. There are lots of “moving
hole” tricks out there, but none have the impact and the memorability
of The Pothole Trick. If you could really move holes, this is how it
would look. Plus, the spectators take home your business card in an
impossible condition. Even if magic isn’t your profession, if you hand
out business cards, The Pothole Trick will make you money. This is one
of Michael’s most prized routines, and this is the first time the method
has been explained on video. In addition, Michael reveals some secrets
which have never been released before. This trick is worth the price of
the video.
Dr. Strangetrick – This handling for Card Warp may
well be the most amazing and convincing yet created. Designed to fool
the most astute spectator, this is Michael’s favorite opening routine.
For the first time, all the work is revealed; nothing has been held
back.
The Judah Shoelace Routine – A great penetration effect
resurrected. Stewart Judah’s wonderful trick fell out of favor because
it required a paper straw. Michael’s solution is simple, and makes it
easy to carry the props in your pockets.
A Trick for O’Brien –
George Orwell would have loved this. Utilizing the concept of “who
controls the present controls the past; who controls the past controls
the future,” a prediction effect is raised to miracle status. The
principle involved can be applied to many other effects.
The Imagination Tester – A weird origami effect in which a paperfold of a belt buckle becomes real.
Tut Tut – Four widely-spaced Aces come together and trap a selected
card. This sneaky effect allows you to shuffle a deck many times and
still be ready for memorized deck mysteries.
Myopia – This is
very close to real mindreading. Two spectators think of cards. The
magician asks one question and can immediately name the cards.
The Birthday Book – A spectator selects a playing card. A date book is
shown; next to each date is a playing card. The card written next to the
spectator’s birthday is shown. He has selected the exact same card.
Michael Close has used this method to fry magicians and laymen around
the world.
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