Technicolor Pocket Prediction by Martin Lewis - Trick

This little gem is my go-to for pulling off the "Technicolor Prediction." It’s got all the pizzazz of the full-sized version (which you can read about below), but it’s compact enough to fit snugly in your jacket pocket. You can whip it out anywhere—stage or intimate gatherings—and it’s packed with laughs and a cheeky surprise at the end. This iteration employs Mike Porstmann’s clever "Double Decker" envelopes, which are like Swiss Army knives for magic—so many uses, you'll wonder how you ever managed without them!

The updated kit includes 5 different envelopes (3 vibrant ones for the Technicolor Prediction effect, plus a Security Envelope and a Manila Envelope for good measure).

In the accompanying Quicktime movie, I’ll walk you through constructing these Double Deckers in a jiffy—seriously, it’s easier than finding a decent cup of tea in a dodgy café. You’ll learn to whip up a variety of shapes and sizes, including a Poker-size pay envelope and a seemingly innocent drug store security-lined style (which could fool even the most discerning eye). I’ll also run through the whole Technicolor Prediction routine, covering both performance and handling, along with a smorgasbord of ideas and routines for making the most of these versatile envelopes.

The package comes with a DVD that shows you how to build the envelopes. You might need a computer with a colour printer to fully exploit these files—because let’s face it, nothing says “I’m a serious magician” like some well-printed envelopes!