It’s been over a decade since Michael Close graced us with his DVD magic, and let’s just say, he’s been missed. His last offering, The Ultimate Workers, was the gold standard for quality and instruction. Routines that truly lived up to the term "worker."
Well, guess what? Michael’s back, and he’s still hell-bent on entertaining and utterly baffling everyone in sight—be they laymen or fellow magicians. You’ll laugh, you’ll gawk, and when you finally figure out how these tricks work, you’ll be muttering, "Good grief, that bloke is devious."
Having spent the last ten years mixing it up in Las Vegas (where cards are practically a food group), Michael now presents a two-disc DVD set that zeroes in on card magic. He’s got routines for every occasion—formal gigs, casual strolls, and those cheeky moments when you want to leave your magic mates scratching their heads. As always, Michael dives deeper than just the “how” of each trick, offering insights into the “why” behind every routine. You’ll also get a generous helping of bonus info.
So, kick back and prepare to have an absolute blast. Getting hoodwinked has never been this enjoyable.
Volume TWO
Set 1 (For Casual Performances)
The Way of the Duck - A fresh twist on an astounding revelation of two freely selected cards.
The Matching Miracle - An Ed Marlo classic streamlined by Harry Riser.
Harry's Faro Trick - Harry Riser might have forgotten about this gem, but it’s finally on video after its M-U-M debut.
Set 2 (G.C. Extravaganza)
Red See Passover - Michael’s unique take on Simon Aronson’s brilliant effect.
A Handling for Dean and Weber's A New World - Michael’s version is one-of-a-kind and utterly unmatched.
Dancers at the End of Time - A classic from Workers 2. Brother John Hamman's Underground Transposition takes a cheeky detour through the Twilight Zone.
Set 3 (A Lesson in Routining)
Sideswiped - Another stunner from Simon Aronson.
The Bammo Deck Walloper - Michael’s handling is so slick, it even fooled Bob Farmer, one of the creators!
Set 4 (Magician Foolers)
Vernon Would Have Liked This - A smooth and elegant take on an Ambitious Card effect.
Bedwell Meets Findley - A delightful mix of moves leads to a jaw-dropping card control.
The Stewart James Prank - A masterclass in how to prank your pals.
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