TEN Tips & Tricks for Card Magic!

[@SevbanMagic]

#1 - Dummy Pass (Classic Pass variation) 0:20 #2 - Mahatma Control 1:40 #3 - How to hide injog from Overhand Shuffle 3:09 #4 - Reversed Key Card Control 4:19 #5 - More Key Card tips 7:50 #6 - Simple Shift 9:39 #7 - Erdnase Break 12:08 #8 - Passless Pass 13:37 (elite) #9 - Top Shot 15:13 #10 - Trick involving Culling Technique & Peak 17:17

[@SeanDevine]

Thanks man!!! Super solid!

[@fallb0rn]

@@SeanDevine yw :) thanks for amazing content ♡

[@Shuffler52]

Ye that is so usefull esspesially in this series, thank you

[@jonnathan9034]

Yeah E Jones w cards is just weird man but Metal 1 2 & 3 was nice I own 1&2 Johnny T is missed he was Criss Angel's mentor & friend I thought of that injog years ago but its handy thx for tutorial🖤

[@superchef78]

#1 - that is the Tommy Tucker shift.

[@vicentpavon8556]

Tu magia llega hasta Cuba gracias por todo lo que enseñas.

[@riccardomedri2977]

Great tips, so usefull. I created a new playlist to arrange my favourite video about card magic and this will be the first to go in. THX Sean

[@a.brantschen6912]

I read about the control with the reversed card under the deck 45 years ago in the wonderful book by Frank Garcia "Super Suptle Card Miracles" under the title "Reversed Card idea". I still use this control today, it is just great and so simple. As Frank Garcia writes: Just say "Oops". Thanks for your great videos, I wish we had this 50 years ago. Well, my teachers were called: Books, Magic Conventions, Books, Magic Clubs, Books and Books again. By the way, Frank Garcia's books are ALL absolutely great, I still perform tricks that I had the pleasure of learning from him.

[@shugendo]

Thanks Sean! Another great video packed with practical and useful card magic tips... kudos! :)

[@john12152]

The first one is the oddest version of the classic pass I've ever seen... Nice work!

[@abcantiques777]

The absolute Best card magic teacher on KZbin! 5 Star *****.

[@davidmurphy9049]

Wow.. just wow.. these are some really good moves to help out. When I do an in-jog I tend to be sloppy (on purpose).. but that first in-jogged card is their selection. and on top of that I'll have out jogs, other in jogs etc. Then I can cut to any of the jogs, move them down to simulate mixing the deck more until I finally get to their card on top and if it's absolutely needed, continue shuffling putting their card to the bottom. Still being messy, get a peak at the bottom and do the same series of cuts I did before keeping everything on the up n up. Card can be controlled or lost into the deck during the process and that totally depends upon the way I wish to reveal. Thank you for sharing this gold mine Sean! :)

[@nathanwilliam1922]

I’ve never practiced that first pass. I’m instantly hooked on practicing it. I have trouble with passes. What a good option. Thanks Sean

[@andrewbaroch2141]

I like your repetitions. You're a natural teacher.

[@Nocturnal-nonsense]

YES! you just know it's gonna be good when you drop a vid. I genuinely use tons of what you've taught on your page Sean! 🔥

[@magic5075]

Great info!!! You keep me practicing all the time!! Thanks Sean!!

[@fadingac3]

These are fire Sean! You know how to keep me busy since I'm not in college right now! I will have to practice these and perform that sandwich trick! I hope you and the family have a great Christmas, Holiday Season, and New Years! #Roadto5K!

[@marektomanek1913]

Very well structured video and l love every bit of it. You Sean are great with the tips and all :) just keep doing what you are doing it is great :)

[@paulglobus9999]

Wonderful stuff, Sean. A masterclass in subtle moves and handling ideas.

[@paulhamj6175]

I've often messed around with ideas like that classic pass one you did. I will purposefully pause in the middle of the move..talk, gesture, generally misdirect using those and then when I've literally created an offbeat or moment of low attention I will complete the pass, sometimes shuffling in the way you did, sometimes with an apparent cut to the table - which I bring attention to as opposed to trying to HIDE a pass. People are persuaded to think I am openly showing them everything and so they assume there can be no 'moves' going on when actually the main move is happening exactly when they look at me supposedly cutting the cards. There really are SO MANY ways to do this it makes me laugh when People claim the pass is crap or it cant be invisible and so is useless...firstly it isnt crap, as you covered pretty well in the video. As for it being invisible...anything can be virtually invisible if no one is looking when it is executed, right?! Or if it is disguised as something else, like a cut, and the audience is almost asked to stare at the moment of execution. Then it is invisible too because the actual move has disappeared and is replaced with a move they think they know to be innocuous and innocent! There you go - invisible pass!

[@SeanDevine]

Very well said!! 🙌

[@paulhamj6175]

@@SeanDevine Why thank you Kind Sir. ♣️♥️♠️♦️♣️ 😋🙂🙂 🐰👌👍🐰 🔥 ♥️🐇♥️ 🔥 😋🙂🙂 ♣️♥️♠️♦️♣️ ♣️♥️♠️♦️♣️

[@dancmkiii8461]

Great video! I have shared it on my forum!

[@SeanDevine]

Wow! Thank you! Which forum is this? I’d like to check it out.

[@RobRoskey]

Congrats on 4k!! ✌️❤️

[@SPsMAGICS]

Loved it man!! U are insane.... 13:31 U think it's terrible??? Way better than mine, lol

[@SeanDevine]

Haha! Well thank you!

[@AlibongweMonageng]

did this to some of my friends at school amazingly effective

[@logrerm]

Хороший контроль👍♦️♥️♠️♣️

[@ooohla9872]

Great video as usual ! You're an awesome teacher ! P.S : What are the cards you're using ? The ace of spade is so beautiful !!!

[@blakey4863]

Going to have to watch this tomorrow... it's getting late this side of the pond. Any news on the book? cos my missus keeps asking what I want for Xmas. Keep the videos coming Sean.

[@vanitasseichiro2734]

Wow so helpful ! Really awesome

[@КАРТЫТУЗ-б5ь]

Классный контроль! Спасибо!

[@rdavison7316]

Great material as always!! Each of your posts are a real treat to watch and consume. You never dissapoint. Thanks for investing the time.

[@xeneshah9753]

Really helpful!

[@andrewbaroch2141]

Tommy Tucker VERY COOL!

[@jeffreykemp7327]

First… your tips and tricks are the best 🙌🏼

[@MagicmanRon]

Great tips thanks

[@andyceil]

Nice

[@markstanley2281]

Your videos are the shit homie.

[@andrewbaroch2141]

Nice fake call trick!

[@vi5ionary]

Really really like you and your content, but I gotta say, either I’m slow, or you are the worst teacher. There are no other cardmagic tutorials on KZbin that require me to rewatch and rewatch and rewatch certain scenes, often even slowed down, to get what it is you’re doing. Maybe consider taking more time to explain stuff than you are doing now?

[@SeanDevine]

Which scene in particular?

[@vi5ionary]

@@SeanDevine huge props for replying on a video from 8 months ago. As I said, I like both you and your content, so I’m open to the possibility that I’m simply not good enough to get your stuff. And I get even more annoyed at tutorials that are ‘too slow’ and keep repeating obvious stuff. Anyway, with the greatest respect, it’s eg 2:40, or 4:20. At 9:00 I’d forgotten which force we were even talking about. And then 12:21: I didn’t get that at all, even after re-watching several times - why would I wanna count past their number of cards? Isn’t the point of the double deal to hide the one extra card on top of their chosen one? Why would I do several doubledeals, thereby potentially hide their chosen card? Because that’s what the instruction sounds like to me?

[@vi5ionary]

@@SeanDevine background: in addition to being VP of Creative Strategy at an agency and an amateur card magician, I teach and lecture Behavioural Science, and how to communicate content for maximum impact, comprehension and recollection 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@SeanDevine]

@@vi5ionary I went back and watched the things you referenced in the timestamps. Perhaps the things I am saying is what is confusing you? I'll admit this video isn't really intended for a beginner. You'd have to understand what and Erdnase Break is in order to grap the tip I gave on it. A bit of reading in the magic literature would open so many doors for you. I recommend Expert Card Technique! Anything by Dai Vernon, Ed Marlo, Larry Jennings, Bruce Cervon, Ernest Earick, Simon Aronson, and John Bannon is all gold material.