7 Levels of Card Controls / EXPLAINED (Magic Tutorial)

[@landonstark4757]

Sooo good, Biz! ❤

[@BigBlindMedia]

Much love brother 🫶

[@robjacks2748]

You're a great teacher and very funny

[@MeditativeMagic1252]

This is so good! Pls keep these videos coming.

[@BigBlindMedia]

Happy you are enjoying the series. Tune in every Friday !

[@artofcardsbasel2113]

BIZ = always nice Stuff!! 😌👍

[@patrickwhalen5502]

Great moves! Something else to practice. thankyou

[@kenzini]

Awesome tips, Biz! Your level of detail in the move descriptions is very helpful.

[@KokoB71]

This is awesome! Thanks BBM!! Go BiZ!!

[@barriehorridge330]

Nice bit of biz, Biz. Great video.

[@MagicDuel]

Great stuff and beautifully done. So where can I find that Niagara control? Is it not yet released?

[@BigBlindMedia]

Soon to be released on Bigblindmedia. Its such a good control. You gonna love it!

[@MagicDuel]

Woo hoo! Thank you! @@BigBlindMedia

[@seanp7440]

Thanks Biz. I like that Peek Control.

[@BigBlindMedia]

That Peek Control is deadly 🔥

[@miquelsubira3076]

Explained!

[@BigBlindMedia]

Explained indeed!

[@alexzet5543]

Damn smooth! Such a cool guy.

[@stevenhoog1]

Give you a jewel called FLIMPSE. Its a gesture move that you secretly glimpse the bottom index as you hold their card in front you but to the right. The card is held by the top right corner card facing spectator. You say DONT FORGET YOUR CARD and flick the card naturally moving the card forward a bit. This flicking the card allows the card to bend so that you can quickly glimpse it....Remember the olde version of holding the card facing audience biddle grip and BENDING the card to see the index>>> underground update

[@BigBlindMedia]

Jack Tighe has a beautiful version on this classic move. You can search it on our website. It's called "The Broadside Glimpse"

[@dylanyoung4938]

Next do 7 levels of card productions 😁😎

[@BigBlindMedia]

GREAT idea Dylan! On it!

[@stevenhoog1]

I am a magician about to watch this. I am an expert with cards. I will respond after watching

[@BigBlindMedia]

So, what was your opinion :) ? - Biz

[@MrEsMysteriesMagicks]

Snapping the fingers is cliched. Only five-year-olds think snapping the finger causes magic.

[@BigBlindMedia]

Gabi Pareras (rest in peace) hated to snap his fingers. So what he did to combat this was that he'd only snap his fingers once per show and ONLY when he NEEDED some sort of MAGIC to save him from a situation. He believed a finger snap can be very powerful if used right. It truly is cliche. And there's people that like cliche :) . If you don't vibe with a certain action, don't do it. Thank you for commenting ^^ - Biz

[@MrEsMysteriesMagicks]

Can't stand amateurs snapping their fingers to "cause" magic to happen. I don't care how much money you make. if you snap your fingers, you're an an amateur. It's cliched and downright stupid. Only five-year-olds think finger snapping is magical. Use something different or just let the magic happen on its own. It's much more.powerful that way.

[@BigBlindMedia]

It’s something audiences can relate to. A snap. A wave. Any magical gesture. The snap is used as an auditory cue. Its a psychological thing, that’s all :) If you don’t like it, don’t use it. If someone else wants to use it, good for them. Vernon would snap his fingers. Marlo would. Turner. The list goes on. Snapping your fingers has nothing to do with skill. Thank you for expressing your opinion. This is my opinion. Others reading this are welcome to reply with theirs ✌️ - Biz

[@1biggerrynv]

Too much talking and BS. Just show the seven different ways to control the card.

[@BigBlindMedia]

There are time stamps. Use them to skip all the bs and go where you want in the video.

[@casestudy220]

Sheesh..it's only a 2 minute intro before he starts. What's wrong with people?