Fingertip Production
Where This Fits
This production is perfect for when you need a quick, visual moment at a dinner party or while performing close-up magic. It’s a great way to start a routine or add a surprise appearance to an existing trick.
What Makes It Practical
Because this move relies on natural hand movement rather than bulky gimmicks, you can perform it anytime you have your hands free. You don't need a table or special lighting, making it ideal for casual walk-around settings where people are watching you from different angles.
What You'll Learn
You'll learn how to position your fingers to keep an object hidden while your hand remains in a natural, open position. The focus is on the timing of the display—making the object appear exactly when you want it to, without telegraphing the move. You'll work on the subtle muscle tension needed to keep the object secure, ensuring your hand looks relaxed even while you’re holding something.
About the Instructor
Peio Rivas is an award-winning illusionist known for his modern, visual style. He uses these types of precise manipulations to create surprising moments in his professional gala acts and theater shows.
What's Included
- The grip: How to hold the object so it stays hidden.
- Natural motion: How to move your hand so it doesn't look like you're hiding anything.
- The reveal: Timing the production for the best visual impact.
- Angle control: How to perform this even when people are standing close by.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I do this with any object?
It works best with small, flat, or thin objects. Experiment with different items to see what feels most comfortable for your hand size.
Is this hard to learn?
It requires some practice to get the muscle memory down so your hand doesn't look tense. Once you get the grip right, it becomes second nature.
Do I need a lot of space?
Not at all. This is designed for close-up performance, so you can do it right in front of someone’s face.