Expert Card Technique DVD supplement?

[Web Gehring]

Hey Guys!

i've decided upon a system in which i buy a book on a mainstream branch of magic and a dvd that teaches similar things to accompany it.

ex: for coins i went with Modern Coin Magic and David Roths Expert Coin Magic Made easy.

and i'm looking at Expert Card Technique to follow up my copy of Royal Road to Card Magic. and i was wondering what DVDs you guys would recommend to order along with that book? i'm might be slightly more advanced than that book in some categories. but its right up my alley for most areas. so just looking for a video for some visual reference.

any pointers are welcome and appreciated as always!!

Web

[Afields]

Originally Posted by Web Gehring

Hey Guys!

i've decided upon a system in which i buy a book on a mainstream branch of magic and a dvd that teaches similar things to accompany it.

ex: for coins i went with Modern Coin Magic and David Roths Expert Coin Magic Made easy.

and i'm looking at Expert Card Technique to follow up my copy of Royal Road to Card Magic. and i was wondering what DVDs you guys would recommend to order along with that book? i'm might be slightly more advanced than that book in some categories. but its right up my alley for most areas. so just looking for a video for some visual reference.

any pointers are welcome and appreciated as always!!

Web

This is a great question....

I would like to know as well

[Just1pin]

I know that Theory 11 has released a compilation DVD of most of Jason England's 1 on 1s called "Foundation" which are mostly all from or related to "Expert at the Card Table". How you can call something "Fundamentals" when it features a Bottom deal and Greek deal? Anyway, i think these 1 on 1s are really good if you want to play around with some of these moves and Jason is very qualified to teach them, however i do think this DVD is a bit overpriced.

I know that Card College is now on DVD from Roberto Giobbi, i don't know the quality of these DVDs, but i would imagine they are pretty good and you could pick and choose which ones to get based on what you want to work on.

I remember i had an old VHS (yes you read that right) of Richard Kaufmen's that dealt with basic card technique. (let me look this up) Yes that's it. It's called "Basic Card Technique" I remember this being pretty good, there are both basic and advanced techniques on the video. Richard's video on the pass is also really good

P.S. I just realized you were asking about "Expert Card Technique" not "Expert and the Card Table" I always seems to get those two confused... Both great books. Maybe just ignore the first paragraph