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I'm still not quite sure what to make of his new business suit attired persona, or whether I prefer the younger Oz. But he is still an excellent teacher, and that's really what this video is all about. It's always been an excellent choice for relative beginners looking to get a good handle on the fundamentals of card magic, and overall this enhanced version only makes a good thing even better. Content Listing for the Updated/Expanded 2013 Edition For those unfamiliar with the original DVD, here's are some screenshots of the menu of the new version, which show the entire contents that you'll find on the 2013 edition. Recommendation Oz Pearlman's 'Born to Perform Card Magic' DVD has always been applauded for being a great introduction to the fundamentals of card magic, and one of the better entries in this genre. The updated and expanded 2013 edition takes something that is a proven success, and expands it for a new audience that may not be familiar with the original.

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The Effect Learning card magic is like building a house. Everything starts with a strong foundation of basic building blocks. This DVD will start you at the beginning of card magic and take you to a working professional?s level. You'll progress faster than ever before by focusing on the most powerful moves. This is a complete course in card magic without the filler. There's no reason to spend hundreds of dollars buying a set of 3 or 8 or 10 DVDs when you can learn the core skills (the ones that get used over and over again in thousands of tricks) on one DVD. This is that DVD.

You'll progress faster than ever before by focusing on the most powerful moves. This is a complete course in card magic without the filler. There's no reason to spend hundreds of dollars buying a set of 3 or 8 or 10 DVDs when you can learn the core skills (the ones that get used over and over again in thousands of tricks) on one DVD. This is that DVD. By the time you're finished you'll have learned 4 full-length routines--including the Ambitious Card.

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The magician places small packets of cards into the spectator's hands, estimating where the card is. The magician then turns over five cards, goes through them, and asks if the spectator's card was one of the five. They say yes, and the magician hands the spectator the rest of the deck. The magician takes 2-3 guesses on which card was the spectator's.

By the time you're finished you'll have learned 7 full-length professional card tricks. You'll master the fundamentals, learn four of the most powerful controls, develop three high-powered forces and pick up five ultra-visual flourishes. This isn't an encyclopedia -- it's an arsenal. Only the most powerful weapons of card magic are included. Once you've mastered these key moves you'll be able to perform anytime, anywhere, with just a regular deck of cards!

Swing Swivel Cut- This is one of my favorite method of controlling a card to the top, although I don't have it down pat yet. It is very confusing to the spectator, so it may be assumed that it is a false cut. Forces- Hindu Shuffle- This another one of those timing forces, but, because of this, most of the time nobody will suspect a force. Riffle Force- One of the most popular ways of forcing a card, this force is fairly easy to learn, and a very good way of forcing a card. Flourishes- Two Handed Thumb Fan- A fancy way of spreading the cards in your hand.

Routines- This shows and teaches you the routines on this DVD. These are: Ultimate Transpo, Two Card Monte, Biddle Trick, and the Ambitious Card. Advanced- If you click on this, you will learn controls, forces, and flourishes. They are as follows: Classic Pass, Hindu Shuffle Control, Double Undercut, One Handed Top Palm, Elmsley Count, Spread Cull, Swing Swivel Cut, Hindu Shuffle Force, Riffle Force, Two Handed Thumb Fan, Le Paul Spread, Springing the Cards, Erdnase Color Change, One Handed Thumb Fan, Hot Shot Cut, Pendulum Cut, and the Trinary Cut. Fundamentals- Mechanic's Grip- This is very basic.

Forces- Hindu Shuffle- This another one of those timing forces, but, because of this, most of the time nobody will suspect a force. Riffle Force- One of the most popular ways of forcing a card, this force is fairly easy to learn, and a very good way of forcing a card.

Learning card magic is like building a house. Everything starts with a strong foundation of basic building blocks. World renowned magic instructor, Oz Pearlman will start you at the beginning of card magic and take you to a working professional's level. You'll progress faster than you thought possible by focusing on only the most powerful moves. This is a complete course in card magic without any filler.

This is that DVD. By the time you're finished you'll have learned 4 full-length routines--including the Ambitious Card. You'll have mastered the fundamentals, learned seven of the most powerful and practical controls (including the Classic Pass), developed two high-powered forces and picked up eight ultra-visual flourishes.

Oz does a spectacular job teaching, and goes over everything very clearly. This would be a great purchase for 'visual learners' who would like to get into card magic. Overall Grade- 9/10. I love this DVD, I use all of the routines except 2 card monte (maybe I'll spend some time on it later), but I use my own handlings which suit me better (like actually having a card REMOVED in the Biddle trick, because that's the way people are used to selecting cards, not pointing). The Swivel cut is taught using the thumb instead of the index, which I don't like, and his 'variation' on the Hot Shot cut doesn't work too well (it involves holding a space between the two packets, but I like the cut he uses), but the rest is great. Though I do wish he had gone over the basic principles of magic and talked about what kinds of cards to use (since it is for beginners), but I guess this is OK.

But the additional elements are very solid, and the increased number of routines in the new version will especially be welcome to many people. What I like most, however, is the fact that the sleights and moves are taught in a little more detail, and I think the more elaborate explanations here are very helpful.

It still deserves to be one of the top recommendations for new magicians, and continues to be an excellent starting point to give beginners a good head-start with their card magic. Join the discussion I'd love to know what others think. Have you seen the original or the new version of Oz Pearlman's Born to Perform Card Magic, and if so, what did you think of it? And if you've seen both, would you consider the 2013 version to be an improvement on the 2003 version, or is the original one better? Want to learn more? Check out the product page at Penguin Magic here.

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With a deck of cards. Fundamentals: Mechanic's Grip Biddle Grip Pinky Break Thumb Break Dribble to Secure a Break Swing Cut Swivel Cut Double Lift Top Palm Routines: Ultimate Transpo Two Card Monte Biddle Trick Ambitious Card Controls: Classic Pass Hindu Shuffle Pass Double Undercut One Handed Top Palm Elmsley Count Spread Cull Swing Swivel Cut Forces: Hindu Shuffle Riffle Shuffle Flourishes: 2 Handed Thumb Fan Le Paul Spread Springing the Cards Erdnase Color Change One Handed Thumb Fan Hot Shot Cut [Daryl] Pendulum Cut [Hooser] Trinary Cut [Acer] Running Time Approximately 104min Price Comparisons.

Both videos are videos in *.mp4 format, with the 2003 video being 753 MB in size, and the 2013 video being 1.43 GB in size. LENGTH The new edition is billed as an updated/expanded version, and that's clearly evident when you compare the length of the two videos: 2003 version: 1 hour 44 minutes 2013 version: 3 hours 48 minutes DIFFERENCES So what's the difference exactly? Well for starters, Oz himself is now 10 years older, and has a lot more professional experience under his belt. He has a new look and even a new smile. Everything has been re-filmed and the explanations have been re-done from scratch.

Ask anyone who has this and they will agree. Over all: Easy 10/10. BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame - click here to see all my pictorial reviews: =.

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This is that DVD. By the time you're finished you?ll have learned 4 full-length routines --including the Ambitious Card. You'll have mastered the fundamentals, learned seven of the most powerful and practical controls (including the Classic Pass), developed two high-powered forces and picked up eight ultra-visual flourishes. This isn?t an encyclopedia. It?s an arsenal. All of the most powerful weapons of card magic are included.

By the time you're finished you?ll have learned 4 full-length routines --including the Ambitious Card. You'll have mastered the fundamentals, learned seven of the most powerful and practical controls (including the Classic Pass), developed two high-powered forces and picked up eight ultra-visual flourishes. This isn?t an encyclopedia.

It's always been an excellent choice for relative beginners looking to get a good handle on the fundamentals of card magic, and overall this enhanced version only makes a good thing even better. RECOMMENDATION Oz Pearlman's 'Born to Perform Card Magic' DVD has always been applauded for being a great introduction to the fundamentals of card magic, and one of the better entries in this genre. The updated and expanded 2013 edition takes something that is a proven success, and expands it for a new audience that may not be familiar with the original.

Once you’ve mastered these key moves you’ll be able to perform anytime, anywhere, with just a regular deck of cards! Download film kutunggu jandamu full. Imagine how it’s going to feel to have the power to entertain crowds. Card magic is a skill that changes you, like riding a bike, or learning a new language.

Oz himself appears to have lost some of his youthful innocence, and comes across a little more brash and almost over-confident. I'm still not quite sure what to make of his new business suit attired persona, or whether I prefer the younger Oz. But he is still an excellent teacher, and that's really what this video is all about.

Advanced- If you click on this, you will learn controls, forces, and flourishes. They are as follows: Classic Pass, Hindu Shuffle Control, Double Undercut, One Handed Top Palm, Elmsley Count, Spread Cull, Swing Swivel Cut, Hindu Shuffle Force, Riffle Force, Two Handed Thumb Fan, Le Paul Spread, Springing the Cards, Erdnase Color Change, One Handed Thumb Fan, Hot Shot Cut, Pendulum Cut, and the Trinary Cut. Fundamentals- Mechanic's Grip- This is very basic.

I got this when I first started in magic and I still go back to it to this day for refreshers. I really like the 2 card monte in this set because you don't need to know that risky sleight that has to be done quickly It's used as a memory test as well which is a plus because it doesn't look like you are out to get their money and just fool them. You get all your basic sleights here that jumpstart your card handling and magic.

If you are new to magic then this is what you want! Oz is a great teacher, you will learn everything you need to get started as a magican. All the basics are perfectly explained and you will lean them without any trouble. The tricks Oz performs amd teaches are prety good (4/5). The tricks are also well explained, but they are not advanced, however they are very visual and they'll blow your audiences mind!

Well for starters, Oz himself is now 10 years older, and has a lot more professional experience under his belt. He has a new look and even a new smile. Everything has been re-filmed and the explanations have been re-done from scratch. Most of the content covers the same material, but not exactly - I'll mention what exactly those differences are in the next section. CONTENT ON THE ORIGINAL 2003 EDITION ONLY Not everything that was in the 2003 edition of the DVD is found in the 2013 edition, and several sections from the original have vanished. These are the following: a) Controls: - Classic Pass; - Hindu Shuffle Pass; - One Handed Top Palm; - Elmsley Count b) Forces: - Riffle Force CONTENT ON THE NEW 2003 EDITION ONLY The new edition is about twice as long, and that's because some of the explanations are more detailed and elaborate, but also because it has some new material.

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There's no reason to spend hundreds of dollars buying a set of 3 or 8 or 10 DVDs when you can learn the core skills (the ones that get used over and over again in thousands of tricks) on one DVD. This is that DVD. By the time you're finished you?ll have learned 4 full-length routines–including the Ambitious Card. You'll have mastered the fundamentals, learned seven of the most powerful and practical controls (including the Classic Pass), developed two high-powered forces and picked up eight ultra-visual flourishes. This isn't an encyclopedia it's an arsenal. All of the most powerful weapons of card magic are included. Once you?ve mastered these key moves you?ll be able to perform anytime, anywhere, with just a regular deck of cards.

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It's freedom. With a deck of cards. Click to expand. The DVD- The Layout- I didn't care for the layout of this DVD. Basically, it showed each effect, then Oz explained them.

Opel zafira second-hand. It is very confusing to the spectator, so it may be assumed that it is a false cut. Forces- Hindu Shuffle- This another one of those timing forces, but, because of this, most of the time nobody will suspect a force. Riffle Force- One of the most popular ways of forcing a card, this force is fairly easy to learn, and a very good way of forcing a card. Flourishes- Two Handed Thumb Fan- A fancy way of spreading the cards in your hand. Pretty easy to learn, but it is much easier to perform/learn if you have a new deck.

This isn't an encyclopedia -- it's an arsenal. Only the most powerful weapons of card magic are included. Once you've mastered these key moves you'll be able to perform anytime, anywhere, with just a regular deck of cards! Imagine how it's going to feel to have the power to entertain crowds.

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Once you've mastered these key moves you'll be able to perform anytime, anywhere, with just a regular deck of cards. Imagine how it's going to feel to have that power to entertain. This is a technology that changes you. It's like riding a bike, learning a new language, or flying an airplane. It's freedom.

May I ask why you never use Ultimate Transpo? Sure, it's not impromptu, but if you carry the certain something in your deck all the time, you're ready to go. I find it gets great reactions, especially when you do it in front of the class, and have one person hold on to one card, and somebody all the way across the room hold the other card, and have them switch. Killer effect, IMO.

He has a new look and even a new smile. Everything has been re-filmed and the explanations have been re-done from scratch. Most of the content covers the same material, but not exactly - I'll mention what exactly those differences are in the next section. COMPARISON It's a pity to see some material from the original version left out in the new version, especially the Riffle Force (given its popularity), and the Elmsley Count (given that it is used in so many tricks). I'm also curious why a decision was made to eliminate the Pass, although this is a more advanced move that is typically beyond the scope of beginners, and perhaps that's why it was removed. If material was going to be added, the Glide would have been an obvious addition as a fairly basic sleight, so I'm surprised that this continues to be an omission from what is intended to be a good introduction to fundamentals.

I really like the 2 card monte in this set because you don't need to know that risky sleight that has to be done quickly It's used as a memory test as well which is a plus because it doesn't look like you are out to get their money and just fool them. You get all your basic sleights here that jumpstart your card handling and magic. What stood out was Oz' teaching that really made me enjoy the things I was learning. My thanks goes out to you Oz! 6 of 8 magicians found this helpful. SUMMARY: An expanded and updated version of a classic introduction to card magic A NEW VERSION I recently picked up the new edition of Oz Pearlman's Born to Perform Card Magic DVD, which was released in 2013. I was curious how it compared with the original DVD that was released in 2003, and in this review I'll summarize what the differences are, and what the contents of the new edition include.

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This is that DVD. By the time you're finished you'll have learned 4 full-length routines--including the Ambitious Card. You'll have mastered the fundamentals, learned seven of the most powerful and practical controls (including the Classic Pass), developed two high-powered forces and picked up eight ultra-visual flourishes.

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Once you?ve mastered these key moves you?ll be able to perform anytime, anywhere, with just a regular deck of cards. Imagine how it?s going to feel to have that power to entertain.

It's freedom. With a deck of cards. Click to expand. The DVD- The Layout- I didn't care for the layout of this DVD. Basically, it showed each effect, then Oz explained them.

I was curious how it compared with the original DVD that was released in 2003, and in this review I'll summarize what the differences are, and what the contents of the new edition include. I bought my DVD of the 2013 version from Penguin Magic. The nice thing is that in addition to sending you the DVD of the new edition, Penguin Magic also gives you access to a digital download of both the 2003 version and the 2013 version, so you get the best of both worlds. Both videos are videos in *.mp4 format, with the 2003 video being 753 MB in size, and the 2013 video being 1.43 GB in size. LENGTH The new edition is billed as an updated/expanded version, and that's clearly evident when you compare the length of the two videos: 2003 version: 1 hour 44 minutes 2013 version: 3 hours 48 minutes Here's the official trailer video for the new edition: DIFFERENCES So what's the difference exactly? Well for starters, Oz himself is now 10 years older, and has a lot more professional experience under his belt.