Laws of Attraction: This is one of Shoot's strangest of all magic effects. Imagine taking a coin in one hand and touching it to another coin and nothing happens. But then the magician makes a magical gesture and the coins are now magnetic. This repeats off and on as much and as often as the magician desires. No magnets are used, and once the technique is learned you can apply this to a variety of non-magnetized objects. This will get a ton of people watching you at a restaurant if you play around with plastic objects.
Double Lift: This is the primary technique used in card magic to perform hundreds of card effects. Shoot teaches the nuances behind this technique. On Volume One Shoot teaches a mini-workshop on the double lift in the bonus section.
Shoot's Chicago Opener: Shoot took a classical card effect and made it easier to perform which gets great reactions. You will perform this routine for the rest of your life because of the reactions you receive from your audience.
Shoot's Triumph: Shoot has taken another classic of magic and changed the routine up a bit to make it easier for everyone to perform. Very fun effect to perform. Shoot also gives a pro-tip on which spectator to choose if there are several spectators in the audience.
Magician Pro Tip: Shoot teaches a great tip on how to display a card to enhance the card effect.
Crayon Illusions: Shoot has fun by teaching you how to shrink a crayon and then how to pull that crayon out of your nose.
Framing Lecture: This one lecture is worth the price of all four volumes. Shoot teaches the importance of framing your magic for your audience. Acquiring and applying this magic knowledge will increase the emotional impact your magic will have on your audience. This is pro-level information and all of your magic will take a quantum leap after you understand how to frame your magic.
Dice Prediction: A fun way to predict some hidden numbers from rolled dice.
Round Table Session
Shoot gives a mini-workshop on the classic palm of a coin. Great teaching!
Shoot teaches a session on the differences between vanishing a coin and producing a coin.
Shoot teaches the nuances behind the pickup move when performing the Matrix which he teaches in detail in Volume 4.
- Running Time: 133 minutes
- 5 videos
- 10 Effects
- 6 Techniques
- 4 Study Cartoons
- Bonus session of Shoot at the table discussing magic and theory - Running Time 16 minutes.
VOLUME ONE
VOLUME TWO
VOLUME THREE
VOLUME FOUR
WHO IS SHOOT OGAWA
SHOOT OGAWA was born in Tokyo, Japan, where he discovered his love for magic at the age of 10. by the time he was 17, he had traveled to the United States and won the First Place award for Stage Magic at the St. Louis Magic Jubilee.
Since that time, Shoot has performed on television in all 7 continents; won the Magic Castle's 'Close-Up Magician of the Year' twice, making him the youngest person ever to win that title; named the most popular Japanese entertainer in America; awarded the Magic Castle's 'Parlour Magician of the Year' two times, and awarded the Magic Castle's 'Stage Magician of the Year' twice.
Shoot Ogawa performs all over the world every year and audiences delight in his flawless presentation of magic.
WHAT DO THEY SAY ABOUT SHOOT
"Wow... Absolutely Stunning!" - Johnny Depp, Actor
"Shoot's performance is extraordinary. Nowadays he is one of the best exponents of close-up magic in the world. His depurated technique and his sympathy make his show a high level international quality." - Ray Francas, President of Flasoma
"Shoot Ogawa is one of the greatest stars of magic.
Give him a piece of rope, a few coins or a deck of cards and he will absolutely kill you. His precision, smoothness and talent are really amazing. All I can say is WOW!" -Boris Wild, Magician
"Shoot succeeded where many have failed: he awed and stunned 280 of the world's smartest senior technologists and marketers. Absolutely incredible!" -Kim Silverman, Apple Inc.
"We all remember those special moments when something seems like real magic. When I first saw Shoot perform live, I experienced several of those moments. His work is simply beautiful. Shoot, thanks a lot!" - Pit Hartling, Magician
