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Al Schneider Rare Earth Series by L&L Publishing video DOWNLOAD

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Welcome to a delightfully twisted world where mind-bending effects reign supreme! This collection dives into the quirky and cerebral, with a touch of oddity that’ll leave your audience scratching their heads (or laughing). Who on earth thought of a broken and restored potato chip? (Trust me, the method is just bonkers!)


Here’s what’s in this clandestine dossier:


  • Diffusion - One chap picks a card from a face-up deck, while another picks one from the same deck but face down. Total freedom of choice here! The cards are then put back to back, and somehow, the molecules mingle, resulting in a single card. (Science, eh?)
  • Back & Forth - A classic coin routine featuring an oriental coin and a silver half dollar. The performer drops the silver dollar into a mug, which the spectator covers. Then, watch in awe as the silver coin magically appears in the performer's hand, whilst the spectator reveals the oriental coin from the mug. It gets better—this happens again but with a coin envelope. It's like a game of musical coins!
  • Sly Cross Card - Two cards are crossed on the table, alongside three coins. One coin disappears right before your eyes, hands shown empty and all that jazz. Spoiler: it turns up beneath the crossed cards! This classy coin routine flows beautifully, especially with some tunes in the background.
  • Goo Go - The performer shows a silver dollar, slowly placing it in a closed hand. Then—poof—the coin vanishes! Both hands are displayed, but not for long—one hand closes, and the other somehow produces the coin. (Magic is weird, but we love it!)
  • Universal Card - A spectator picks three cards, and a blank card is showcased. Using Marlo's Universal Card concept, the blank card brushes against the selected cards, taking on their values with no sleight of hand involved. It’s all in the brain, folks!
  • Eight Dollar Matrix - Four dollar bills and four silver dollars go head-to-head on the table. Bills cover the coins for a Matrix routine, and in the end, the coins vanish and reappear under the bills. Now that’s some sleight of hand to brag about!
  • Diamonds and Coins - An oriental coin, a silver dollar, and a large acrylic diamond are involved here. The diamond sits atop the oriental coin, whilst the silver dollar floats at the fingertips. Watch as the coins swap places repeatedly. (Diamonds are a magician's best friend, after all.)
  • Broken & Restored Potato Chip - The performer cracks open a container of potato chips, crushes one in their hand, and with a mere wave, reveals the chip restored. If only the king’s men had this trick for Humpty Dumpty!
  • Synchronicity - A spectator cuts the deck and deals cards into two piles. The performer deals from one pile, while the spectator decides when to switch cards. The results? Identical top cards in both piles, and the rest match as well. (It’s all about teamwork, isn’t it?)
  • Twentieth Century Yarn Yank - Two pieces of red yarn go into an envelope, while a yellow yarn piece rests on top. A wave of the hand, and the yellow yarn vanishes, only to reappear tied between the two red pieces. Talk about a knotty situation!
  • Out of Control Ace Collection - A spectator sifts through a deck to find the Aces, which are then placed face up in the performer’s hand. They deal three cards on top of each Ace, and with a little magic, the Aces gather at the chosen pile. (It’s like they’re in cahoots!)
  • No Slide Envelopes - This experiment tests self-sealing envelopes with a slide. A coin vanishes and pops up inside the envelope. Simple but effective, right?
  • Shadow Coins Across - Three silver dollars and a copper coin are lined up. The performer covers the silver coins with one hand while the copper coin is covered with the other. Just like that, one silver coin joins the copper. Rinse and repeat for maximum confusion!
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