Unveil Steve Beam’s ‘Semi-Automatic Card Tricks, Vol. 5’! Instant download unleashes 100+ non-sleight-of-hand card marvels. Amaze your audience with easy-to-master magic!
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Steve Beam – Semi-Automatic Card Tricks, Vol. 5 (Instant Download) is a must-have for any magician looking to elevate their card magic game. Written and illustrated by the renowned Steve Beam, this hardbound book spans 256 pages and includes 100 detailed illustrations, making it a comprehensive guide to mastering non-sleight of hand card tricks.
Since its first publication in 1993, the Semi-Automatic Card Trick series has established itself as the ultimate resource for professional-grade card magic. Whether you’re a full-time magician or a passionate hobbyist, this volume offers a treasure trove of creative card tricks that are guaranteed to captivate your audience.
In this fifth volume, Steve Beam not only presents 50 of his own original creations but also collaborates with over two dozen of his friends from around the world, who contribute an additional 50 pet effects. This collection is a powerhouse of innovative card magic, featuring the latest advancements in card trick technology, new principles, and little-known subtleties.
Here’s what you’ll find inside:
- High-Octane, Low-Fat Magic: Each trick is designed to be both impactful and easy to perform, ensuring you can deliver a stunning performance every time.
- Innovative Techniques: Discover new methods and principles that will set your card magic apart from the rest.
- Expert Contributions: Benefit from the expertise of some of the best magicians in the field, each sharing their favorite effects.
Whether you’re looking to outshine your fellow magicians or leave your lay audiences in awe, Semi-Automatic Card Tricks, Vol. 5 is your go-to resource for real-world magic that delivers real results.
Don’t just take our word for it—here’s what others are saying:
“I’ve just read this dense book, chock full of content, well written and well conceived, and I know that the other four volumes are destined for my library.” – David Regal, Genii, August 2004
“The Semi-Automatic series overall could be considered as a course in self-help. For those who simply like a good read and a few tricks, Steve Beam is an entertaining writer and a creative conjurer, with a finely honed sense of quality control. It’s all good stuff.” – Al Smith, Abracadabra
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Written and Illustrated by Steve Beam Hardbound, 256 pages, 100 illustrations
Since the first volume was published in 1993, the Semi-Automatic Card Trick series has become the largest and most reliable resource for professional caliber, non-sleight of hand card magic. Full-time magicians and conjuring hobbyists alike have come to rely on the creative card magic stored in these volumes when they want to go for the jugular.
In addition to fifty items of his own creation, the author has brought together over two dozen of his friends from around the world who have contributed fifty of their pet effects to this volume. This is high-octane, low-fat, innovative card magic built from the ground up. These effects feature the latest in card trick technology incorporating new principles and little-known subtleties.
Whether you want to out-magic your fellow magicians or fry the synapses of your lay audiences, this is real magic for the real world.
“I’ve just read this dense book, chock full of content, well written and well conceived, and I know that the other four volumes are destined for my library.” David Regal, Genii, August 2004.
“The Semi-Automatic series overall could be considered as a course in self-help. For those who simply like a good read and a few tricks, Steve Beam is an entertaining writer and a creative conjurer, with a finely honed sense of quality control. It’s all good stuff. As Steve frequently points out, if you take out a move and substitute a subtlety, then you have to up your presentation a bit. Aspects of presentation are therefore well covered throughout the book. Patter themes abound, designed to disguise the semi-automatics.” Al Smith, Abracadabra.
