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“That coin magic is IMPOSSIBLE to perform in person!”
When I perform in person, there’s one reaction I get a lot:
“I didn’t think you could actually do that in person!”
So I sympathize with my friend Jeffrey Wang who is often told that his magic would be impossible to perform for real audiences.
Well, Jeffrey has really proved everyone wrong—mixing with the likes of Shin Lim and Penn & Teller all the while performing magic people would have deemed completely impractical.
I’m not judging these people though.
Jeffrey Wang’s magic seriously does look like complete CGI, which is why I knew I needed to get him to come do a lecture for me.
I’ve attended a lot of magic lectures but this one was a real pleasure for me—in fact, I haven’t really stopped thinking about it since I hosted it.
Today, for the first time, I’ll finally be releasing it for just 5 days to the general magic community.
(before that I’d kept it for just a small group of friends and paid members.)
Featured in this 1 hour 44 minute lecture…
1. A one-handed COMPLETE coin vanish we’re calling The Flash Vanish.
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Featured 1m 58s into the lecture.
Key points:
Wang’s favorite impromptu coin vanish to do for his friends when they ask to see some magic.
It’s extremely motivated (your spectator won’t see any suspicious movements here.)
Ends completely clean (both hands can be shown to the spectator!)
Very easy (ruin your friends with just a little bit of practice)
2. A one-handed COMPLETE coin vanish we’re calling The Blatant Vanish.
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Featured 11m 24s into the lecture.
Key Points:
Uses a very clever method (we always love magic that’s as satisfying to learn as it is to watch)
Ends completely clean (you can show both hands empty)
The move needed is very simple and sophisticated despite how impactful this vanish is to perform.
3. An instant COMPLETE coin vanish we’re calling Kick Flip
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Featured 17m 31s into the lecture.
Key Points:
Features a clever method you most likely will never guess
Happens instantly (no elongated movements, one second it’s there the next it’s gone!)
Ends completely clean (you can show both hands empty.)
Uses just one simple mechanic you won’t struggle learning (and that can be applied in so many other alternate handlings!)
The coin can disappear in completely PLAIN VIEW (no hand covering, no nothing, it just vanishes.)
4. A one-handed coin production we’re calling Air Drop
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Featured 31m 19s into the lecture.
Key Points:
Happens in one clean motion
Simple but super visual (and VERY easy to do!)
5. A beautifully clean retention vanish we’re calling The Box Vanish
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Featured 37m 44s into the lecture.
Key Points:
Beginner-friendly (just one move needed to make it work)
Creates the all-important retention of vision.
Teaches you EXACTLY where to hold your thumb so that this sort of vanish actually looks fooling.
Includes teaching of a very cool and 'instant' variation (that I honestly use more than this version!)
6. A One-Handed Coin Production we’re calling Catch
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Happens 47m 46s into the lecture.
Key Points:
