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We break down the psychology behind invisible lines — and why horror films prove your spectator's imagination can beat your trick.
4 min read
In 1983, millions tuned in to watch a then 26-year-old David Copperfield vanish The Statue Of Liberty. A commentary on how he pulled it off.
Why magicians should consider using a confederate in performance — and why “card through window” remains so underrated.
3 min read
Learn how to make an invisible bullet become real after it’s fired from an imaginary gun and caught by the magician.
We break down a classic of magic — plus share a way to perform a light-and-heavy card box effect using items you have at home.
A card control first published in 1938 sparks a discussion on why Derren Brown is so brilliant at embracing mistakes.
Everyone owns this trick, so it's worth studying how Blaine performs it, and the subtleties that elevate it.
Avoid the obvious presentation and make the trick far more compelling. Here are stronger ways to approach this classic routine.
Breaking down the King's lifelong passion for magic - how he became a member of The Magic Circle and which trick he performed in his audition.
Learn a clever way to force almost anything while still allowing genuine free choice — a subtle technique few magicians use.
