Back in 2005, Daniel Garcia kicked off a DVD series that quickly became a staple in the magic world (and we're not just talking about the kind that collects dust). With eye-popping effects and cheeky techniques, The Daniel Garcia Projects became essential viewing for both fresh-faced magicians and those who’ve been around the block a few times. Now, with a little help from Paul Harris and the Buck Twins, Garcia’s put the finishing touches on the series. Say hello to the eagerly awaited Volumes 4, 5, and 6 of The Daniel Garcia Projects!
Volume 4.
William Tell - Show off your archery skills as the Ace of Spades dramatically pierces the deck, revealing a previously selected card. Complete with a "Kicker Ending" and an alternative handling (because why not?).
Jacob's Ladder - Prepare to be amazed as a single dollar bill visibly penetrates a rubber band held by a spectator — and yes, you won’t even touch the bill! (Spoiler: no cover, just magic).
The DG Box Steal -Get ready to learn a utility move that’ll have your card magic feeling brand new and snazzy.
TimeLine 2.0 - Garcia dives into the Mystery Card Plot, transforming a chosen card into a prediction that’s been held by the spectator from the get-go. Mind blown, right?
The OG Transpo - Lock a chosen card in a box, place it under the spectator’s hand, and watch in disbelief as it swaps places with another selected card. No extra cards, no duplicates, and both cards can even be SIGNED (because we like a personal touch).
Micro Dissolve - This is an incredibly visual impromptu copper/silver transposition that requires NO EXTRA coins (you heard that right).
Scorch - Fire meets card magic in this sizzling routine! Watch as a candle flame vanishes and magically scorches a signed selection. (No, you won’t set your house on fire… probably).
iCard - Included are the bonus files for Garcia's signed card to iPhone. And guess what? NO APP NEEDED (thank goodness for that).
Party Perception - Master the art of divining a mentally selected word from a beverage container without resorting to any awkward prying questions (because nobody likes that).
