Michael Close Workers #3 - DVD

Contains:

• Erma la Fource - This clever twist on the classic "Oscar" trick will have both magicians and laymen scratching their heads. You make a prediction: The Name of Your Card is Erma! The spectator names any card and deals through the deck themselves. Each card has a different name on the back, but lo and behold, there's only one "Erma" card. You can guess what happens next. (Spoiler: it’s not a cat!)
• Tamariz Rabbits - Michael Close’s take on Juan Tamariz's popular packet trick, now without the hassle of switching cards from your pocket! You’ll get maximum changes with minimal fuss—a fantastic little gem for entertaining the kids (or adults who act like them).
• The Unreality Machine - Here’s a peculiar origami effect that features a quirky transposition between an origami snowball and a pack of matches. The climax is so visually striking, it’ll have your audience questioning reality (or at least their life choices).
• Close's Clones - This restaurant routine guarantees belly laughs with minimal effort. It’s topical, funny, and downright commercial—perfect for when you want to be the life of the dining table, or just want some extra tips.
• Down for the Count - Another chuckle-inducing routine that’s a doddle to perform. The magician convincingly proves that someone at the table is, of all things, a vampire. (Just don’t forget to check for garlic.)
• The Card, the Forehead, and the Saltshaker - A personal favourite of Michael Close, this routine showcases masterful audience management. For the first time on video, you can learn all the juicy details that audiences worldwide have raved about. Get ready to wow them!
• Too Ahead - A three-phase coin routine that’s a masterclass in devious planning. It’s done standing, making it ideal for table hopping. The subtle handling has even fooled some of the best in the biz—now that’s a good trick!
• Four-Card Reiteration - Dan Garrett’s stunning routine that’s a lesson in expert card handling. Learn about palming and Michael’s nifty utility move, The Last Card Push. (Yes, it’s as cool as it sounds.)
• The Lie Detector - The most commercial version you’re likely to encounter—because who doesn’t love a good lie detector test? (Just make sure you don’t accidentally expose your own secrets.)