Hey there! The trick is really solid, both in concept and how you present it, etc. If we fast forward the video a bit, right before you set down the blank deck, it looks like you're doing a pass (I'm drawing a blank on the exact name, Classic, Half, etc.). Because of that, I'd be more careful with your angles. When I use the Classic Pass for people, I keep the back of the deck facing up, but with a slight tilt. So, I highly recommend you spend a lot of time practicing your angles. Otherwise, everything else is great; it's a very good trick!
That's super cool, man! Although, I'd say you need to work on the fluidity of your handling and your patter. You come across as a bit tense, but I really liked it—the trick is very cool.
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Hey there! The trick is really solid, both in concept and how you present it, etc. If we fast forward the video a bit, right before you set down the blank deck, it looks like you're doing a pass (I'm drawing a blank on the exact name, Classic, Half, etc.). Because of that, I'd be more careful with your angles. When I use the Classic Pass for people, I keep the back of the deck facing up, but with a slight tilt. So, I highly recommend you spend a lot of time practicing your angles. Otherwise, everything else is great; it's a very good trick!
Thanks for your tips, Hit Wer.
The added challenge of doing it from an overhead shot. Misdirection doesn't work when making videos.
But you're totally right about the angles. I'll practice more.
That's super cool, man! Although, I'd say you need to work on the fluidity of your handling and your patter. You come across as a bit tense, but I really liked it—the trick is very cool.
Thanks for your comments, @shadow7.