An Essential Digital Download for Every Magician

Immerse yourself in the world of professional magic with 'Magic Video - Issue 35 - Jim Steinmeyer - Reel Magic Magazine'. This digital download is packed with captivating interviews, insightful columns, honest reviews, and powerful new tricks, designed to elevate your craft. It's an indispensable resource for both aspiring and seasoned magicians looking to deepen their knowledge and expand their repertoire.

Feature Interview: Jim Steinmeyer's Legacy

Dive deep into the mind of one of magic's most influential creators, Jim Steinmeyer, in an exclusive interview with John Lovick. Discover fascinating stories about his collaborations with legendary magician Doug Henning and gain a profound understanding of why mastering the classics is crucial for modern performers. Steinmeyer's wisdom offers a unique perspective on the art of magic that you won't find anywhere else.

Expert Columns: Advice from the Masters

This issue features a stellar lineup of columnists providing actionable advice and routines. Doc Eason teams up with Garrett Thomas to explore the concept of 'A Work in Progress,' offering invaluable insights into refining your performance. Simon Lovell shares his candid views on the controversial topic of using profanity in your act, sparking an important discussion. Christian Painter reluctantly reveals one of his personal favorite routines, while Bill Wisch demonstrates 'Slydini's Favorite!', a tribute to the master of misdirection.

Comprehensive Reviews: Stay Informed

Keep up-to-date with the latest magic releases and events through our expert review sections. Wayne Kawamoto's 'Choice Cuts' provides an honest assessment of Ryan Schlutz's new DVD and more, helping you decide what's worth investing in. David Regal's 'Tricks of the Trade,' featuring special guest Thomas Wright, brings you a recap of the hottest items from Magic Live!, ensuring you're always in the know about cutting-edge magic.

Unlock New Tricks: Practical Magic for Your Repertoire

Expand your arsenal of illusions with three incredible tricks. Learn John Bannon's 'The Bullet Catcher' from his acclaimed book 'High Caliber.' Discover Cameron Francis's 'Compact Sharpie,' an exclusive Reel Magic On Demand PLUS routine. Finally, master Adam Wilber's '19 Down' from 'Trio,' also available on Reel Magic On Demand PLUS. Each trick is presented clearly, allowing you to quickly incorporate them into your own performances.

Master Sleights with Move Monkeys

Refine your technical skills with our 'Move Monkeys' section. Ed Ellis demonstrates 'Them - In Hand' and 'Titanic,' offering nuanced insights into these essential sleights. David First shares 'The First Change,' a clever move to add finesse to your card work. These segments are perfect for magicians looking to perfect their handling and add a professional polish to their routines.

Original Specs

Feature Interview - Jim Steinmeyer

Jim talks with John Lovick about working with Doug Henning and the importance of learning the classics.

Columns:

Doc Eason - Behind the Bar

Doc is joined by Garrett Thomas to talk about "A Work in Progress."

Simon Lovell - Ask Simey!

Simon gives us his views on using profanity in your act.

Christian Painter - Mindtripping

Christian reluctantly shows us one of his favorite routines.

Bill Wisch - Wisch on Slydini

Bill shows us a trick that he calls "Slydini's Favorite!"

Reviews:

Wayne Kawamoto - Choice Cuts

Wayne reviews Ryan Schlutz's new DVD and more!

David Regal - Tricks of the Trade

Reviews from Magic Live! with special guest Thomas Wright.

Tricks:

John Bannon - "The Bullet Catcher"

from his new book High Caliber

Cameron Francis - "Compact Sharpie"

A Reel Magic On Demand PLUS Exclusive!

Adam Wilber - "19 Down"

from Trio on Reel Magic On Demand PLUS

Move Monkeys:

Ed Ellis - "Them - In Hand"

Ed Ellis - "Titanic"

David First - "The First Change"

#Doug Henning

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