The Elements of Style: Erdnase on Handling

[@hokagekira]

The only channel i turn on notification for because i really do not want to miss this awesome info fountain!

[@johnmiller8913]

Thanks again. Imho every magic (ALL) book(s) should have an index. Dig this channel so much. Cheers.

[@impossibleistheillusion]

Excellent channel. The lessons, knowledge, & insights are always high quality.🏅Nice work. 🏅

[@Theworldisatlarge]

“Is not the final word on card magic”. Truth birds. Another wonderful video

[@marksimpson2321]

Jeremy has a great ability and desire to communicate the fundamentals of magic and skill in the performance of it!

[@rohandey4667]

Its always pleasure to learn form the BEST

[@MikaHarris_]

Lovely video!!! ❤️

[@pdestandeau]

Beautiful !! This is so important and makes such difference on the impact of the achieved effect ! Perfect lesson - Thanks !

[@AbrahamXmagic]

This video is a great example of leaving your audience wanting more. Obviously it meets the time stamp for getting your lesson or point across and it would perhaps loose value if it was longer, but I will admit that as you came to your closing statements, I wished there was more (in a good way).Keep up the good work.

[@onlyUSEmebladZz1]

Truly well said!

[@perseusarkomanis7287]

Amazingly said...loved any second of it.

[@Theworldisatlarge]

We should be paying for such wisdom. So grateful!!

[@ismazme]

I never comment on KZbin, but damn Jeremy, thank you so much for your content. Every second watching this is a pleasure ! Keep it going ! 🙏❤️

[@norec792]

As always, right on point, thanks for sharing your ideas

[@juanramosarozarena7990]

Thank you so much. You’re incredible to watch.

[@hurshpai3583]

I yearn every week to learn new things. And especially Jeremy's signature- "Hey KZbin"

[@DanielChardMagic]

One of the best channels. Informative, smooth and a push to go deeper. Well done sir 💪

[@littlelegend5133]

You are absolutly right with this. In my opinion this is exactly the reason why everything that michael vincent does looks so incredibly magical, and some of the things for example d&d do dont, even if they are by a Technical point more difficult to execute. Great Video, Hope you have a nice day :)

[@davidquikpic6823]

Can't tell you how much I enjoy all of your videos. So well done. I get a lot out of each and every one. Thank you Jeremy and keep up the great work!

[@janneswessels9897]

Another stellar video. Love these!

[@KevinGoosie]

Great video and recommendation!! Will definitely go get this version too!!

[@Chronyql]

Hope you enjoy them

[@wellteazm]

Wow. Another wonderful & impacting Video, Jeremy. Keep it up, great work. #LuvIt

[@IceLemonTeaHee]

Well a lot of people on youtube talking about tutorials, very few of them actually focus on small details and "invisible" aspects like you Jeremy, and I really respect and appreciate that. Always support you.

[@homegroancomedy]

Beautiful message man! Thank you for talking to us so honestly! Love you homie!

[@anoopbadoreea653]

Thank you Jeremy 🙌

[@siddeshdagwal2381]

Amazing 👏

[@Dannythaline]

Loved this video man!! I talk about this subject all the time. Loving the channel man

[@nickambrosino2672]

such an awesome vid. such great points.

[@samuelegecchele9286]

Great work! Amazing details often uncovered. Thank you for this video, Have a great day!

[@Chronyql]

Thank you for watching it. I’m glad you enjoyed it

[@fxdgshovelhead]

Thank you always top notch and interesting content.

[@MrMajintiger]

so excited ! keep them coming man!

[@s.balasubramanianbalu3330]

Excellent. Whenever I see your vedios, I feel, I learn more today, more than yesterday and less than tomorrow. Keep going. keep helping us to enrich our knowledge. Thank you.

[@Chronyql]

I’m so glad to hear that!

[@Pandruz]

Please explain me how can you always have such an interesting point of view on everything you talk about... I mean every single video you take a single word or concept and make so much more wide and complex by putting yourself in every single spot around it that allows you to have any perspective possible, and moreover, it feels like you could go on hours and hours in teaching us so many more aspects of the topic you're exploring... This gift that you have makes you even more of a magician than you already are. Thank you so much for these videos! 😁

[@notsocooldude7720]

These videos are amazing

[@johnbarker4539]

Dude this is great! Specifically the recommendation for the book I looked for this exact thing a while back.

[@elliotgerrard4470]

Jeremy! these videos are incredible! keep em coming :)

[@Chronyql]

Thank you very much, my good man 😊

[@sleightlymoody]

Legend.

[@samrat4145]

I love the energy you have in your videos. Your intro "hello youtube" sells the whole video. Also the fact that you check the comments and reply to insta DM's/tags is also not something every magician with your level of expertise does. I love your videos and I'd love to learn more of these intricate details from you. Love from INDIA 🇮🇳

[@johnvaughn385]

Great video!

[@Mariotorres808]

Im struggling right now with scripting my magic and I would live some commentaries about that point. Love your channel man, thank ypu indeed

[@clementmagritte2214]

These videos are gold ! Could you talk about off beat moments (and extra beat) while performing ? I think it is so interesting topics !

[@Chronyql]

That is an excellent idea!

[@bloodh4wk87]

I also think this would be a super fun and beneficial video topic if Jeremy has some insight on the subject!

[@brennancoady]

I’m so happy I found your channel, I’d love to hear your thoughts on mem deck work, and tricks being “too perfect”.

[@eversosleight]

Just another home run here! Such value in understanding your character and what you are transferring when performing. It's definitely something I constantly need to take a look at👀 Brilliant insight Jeremy, I really need to read that book. I was actually looking at different editions the other day and I'm glad I held off because I really like the one you suggested. Thanks for another thoughtful drop!

[@souradipchakraborty1473]

such a great video...thanks for mentioning the charles and wonder edition of the book.. i really had a lot of problem searching for specific sleights or moves

[@milolynch]

Love these videos you do and the information you share is fantastic. I’ve read “Magic is Dead” (which is where I first heard about you). I thought there’s no way this guy is so open to help people get better at magic, I thought it was Ian just using a bit of poetic license, but I’ve seen you in forums helping people get better at what they are trying to do. It’s amazing and when I get better at handling cards, I can’t wait to join you at a table. In the meantime, I look forward to the other videos you do.

[@alexgeiser5924]

Jeremy is magic.

[@TheAsthmaticSeal]

Such great advice!

[@galnitzan]

Great video :) Keep up the good work! Im so glad you joined youtube.

[@RobertBallMagician]

Great stuff😊😊

[@AI-qj6ip]

I remember Eric Mead talking about this at EMC.

[@purplepotato2015]

Thanks Jeremy! I found this really useful, as usual =)

[@tyronebayliss486]

Great video... would love to see more videos of this style which explore ideas from books. Keep up the good work

[@Chronyql]

I’ll do my best to come up with this stuff if you’re digging it

[@SeanDevine]

Yo! I'm friends with the guy who produced that 1st edition relic. 😎

[@undergroundxv]

We need a lot of performance videos Jeremy, love u G ❤️

[@cmamagic]

Great video, Jeremy! Honestly, you could sell each one of your videos for at least 20 bucks apiece! They're basically masterclasses! By the way, a great video that would lead off of this one is a discussion of performance style and being original with your performances.

[@nicojar]

Chris Dickson, expert in Dai Vernon forgeries ;)

[@sagarlamba7416]

Awesome video! This is always a topic that kind of confused me. It is kind of an important topic. There are a few different ways to look at it. The idea of "If you show off, people will attribute the trick to your skill" never made sense to me. What else would they be attributing it to? I'm not trying to pull an Uri Geller and tell everyone I got superpowers. I am never a fan of that. An explanation that made sense to be was Daniel Madison's where the more you show off, the more the spectators subconsciously pay attention to your hands and the more "on-guard" they are. Everyone typically brings up Lennart Green when talking about this. His messy style was super good in disarming people. But I don't think people thought that stuff just happened. I rambled. Whoops. Basically, I am wondering if I should do cardisty in front of people. I end up going "Screw it. I'm not a professional. I like doing it, and people seem to like seeing it"

[@sferguson1130]

Vital theory, that a lot of us, myself included, neglect to put emphasis on

[@benjaminfranklin4149]

Jeremy, I think it would be nice for the viewers if you could put the cards you work with in the video description (with a link if available). That's a nice deck, but I have no idea what it is!

[@Chronyql]

That’s a fair point. I’ll do that. FYI this was the LostAngelus edition of Republic No.03 by Ellusionist

[@benjaminfranklin4149]

@@Chronyql Thanks!

[@hypnomagictalism]

Love the videos man so bummed we couldn’t have any Blackpool KFC like last year. Next time you’re in Dublin when life is a bit more normal again

[@shantodas8184]

in terms of performing, how to choose which tricks fit where in my performance to get the maximum out of every trick?

[@richbeck2432]

thank you again. you say you read all the comments, now I am pretty sure you read all the books, too.

[@Chronyql]

Thank you 😊

[@shivprasad_medhe625]

Please make a video of you performing for live audience as soon as possible.

[@Chronyql]

As soon as I can find one, or make one when the world calms down, I’m on it

[@harryzimmerman2005]

What are your thoughts on people who expose card magic secrets?

[@Chronyql]

Harry, if it upsets you so much, why do you keep showing up to this party?

[@braham_1137]

your points are explained beautifully, sexy performance btw

[@chrosskurobaofficial455]

~I wish I'm the one became Successful like you guyz 😰😷 From #Philippines here ✌✨

[@buzattopedro]

Firsttt

[@anilpatil4185]

For your comment first like.

[@monaamelia]

I guess my level is very basic, but it is me or everyone thinks that reading a magic book is hard.

[@kalvinhepple5975]

Are you a working magician?

[@Chronyql]

Hey there. No, not anymore. I was for a number of years. But now I do it for fun. You?

[@kalvinhepple5975]

@@Chronyql No,just a pure hobbyist!Tried lots of tricks on my poor wife,grandkids etc but that’s the height of my fame.Absolutely love magic in particular card magic.I have a small number of magic books from Tarbell,Trost,Regal and the usual suspects.Are you more of card manipulator or do you enjoy card tricks or both equally?

[@RompecuelloPR]

Dude why my yt unsubbed from you :(((((

[@igorsvacic217]

no matter what, its allways the same: young guys being tool collectors, move monkeys, intermediate ones getting rid of ninety percent of them and keeing just the best and most useful ones, and in the end guys dont even care about that, just talking stuff like the suff in this video. Theory, psychology etc, audience managment etc. the world turns....

[@Chronyql]

It’s true, but, I promise it won’t all be theory

[@igorsvacic217]

@@Chronyql no dude, nothing against it, just thinking out loud im actually more interested n these videos than in sleights I learn most from this kind of topics and just watching other ppl either perform or just sit with cards and play ps. theres a vdeo for you, film yourself practicing, fidgeting, what you do when you sit with deck without any specific intentions, just to stay sharp

[@markothecomic]

Also recommended, "Annotated Erdnase" by Darwin Ortiz. The annotations are side by side with the relevant text so no flipping about, and it really helps give needed context and explanation of Erdnase's sometimes dense text. 🪄

[@AbrahamXmagic]

This video is a great example of leaving your audience wanting more. Obviously it meets the time stamp for getting your lesson or point across and it would perhaps loose value if it was longer, but I will admit that as you came to your closing statements, I wished there was more (in a good way).Keep up the good work.