Paper Switch Full Performance from Unreal Card Magic

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This trick is 1 of 12 taught on Unreal Card Magic by Ellusionist x Studio52
Spoiler alert, there is a card hidden in Ben's hand - but watch the guy (spectator), he has no idea.
This random guy we met was a troop leader for the Girl Scouts - all of whom are behind the camera, watching... and they're fooled too. They had no idea.
Not only is this an incredible trick that YOU CAN DO. But it's also a demonstration of HOW effective Ben's tips and nuances are.
He can make sleight of hand, invisible.
And now you can too.
Learn it here: www.kickstarte...

[@ellusionist]

inb4 everyone comments to expose the method. We mention it in the description. The 'what' is obvious to experienced magicians - but it's the 'how' of what Ben teaches that makes it invisible to your audiences. Like this guy you see in the video is totally fooled (as is the girl scout troop behind the camera). It's this slow, naturalness that separates the beginners and pros.

[@edgargutierrez1844]

his level of performance is amazing.

[@rowelle]

Wow, this was so beautifully done. Normally a switch like this would’ve called for a duplicate card and a double lift, but this eliminates all of that. So, so clever. I’ve been cursed with small hands so this would be challenging for me. But I love everything about this trick.

[@PA1NK1LLER]

My mentor, Denny Haney, owned the world famous, Denny & Lee's Magic Studio, always said, "the size of your hand shouldn't matter if you execute the sleight with precision and practice. I made the comment, that I was cursed with small hands, to him after watching him do his card manipulation routine at the castle. He said, "hold your hand out..." I put my hand out and he placed his hands up against mine, and my hands were bigger than his! He said, "The biggest mistake people make is thinking that they can't do certain tricks because of the size of their hands." You got this! Just keep working on the techniques! How I learned to do a lot of hard sleights was to do the move slowly and gradually pick up speed as you get the hang of it.

[@alexanderanthony3263]

That was pretty bold

[@ricksanchez117]

Was thinking the EXACT same thing!

[@JohnSantana]

Really bold. I would just do the traditional way of doing this. Less chances of messing up 😅

[@stardustvideo]

Jeez. Only pros could pull this off without being detected

[@Atlantislives]

Performance >>>> tricks

[@ellusionist]

Wanna see more?

[@Atlantislives]

Sure@@ellusionist

[@tipudelacablu]

"I didn't feel it move" 😂 love it

[@joshuasheldon8676]

This is so beautiful and gives me many ideas to build upon!

[@audiemuniz6445]

He is very, very good.good switch,and palming perhaps.what ever the way he does is very good!

[@SuperABOALAA]

Best pa**ing I've seen 😮

[@ellusionist]

For sure.

[@JoshNorbido]

Love this ❤

[@jonathancarroll941]

Nice slide of hand. Almost didn't catch it. Trick was done beautiful

[@BrunoNoulet]

really great handling, presentation, timing...

[@valentindanneville8695]

it became one of my favorite tricks

[@fallb0rn]

One of my favorite effects

[@mathiasaccountant7137]

That’s a nice palming plan

[@darkxerer]

smooth and clean.

[@davechristmas1183]

Incredible i need it in my life

[@Cris-ih3jx]

✋Ben is awesome

[@jasonirelan-ig5fl]

You touched the selected card so show us how you did the switch.

[@ecastag]

Very nice!