This path brings together three visual magic ideas with Inmagic and a conversation with Adrián Lima on presenting magic on social media. It combines handling practice with decisions about framing, rhythm, formats and the relationship with the audience.

Start with two balls travelling to one hand. The false transfer lets you study continuity of action, coordination and naturalness before moving to other objects. Continue with an instant solve of a prepared cube: you will learn the setup, its reversal and a false shuffle that preserves the required position.

Next comes Chicago Opener, with two revelations and the presentation of an apparent failure. The lesson keeps the main video and double-lift supplement together so that you can study the routine and review its technique without splitting the learning.

The last lesson broadens the focus to creating videos. Inmagic and Adrián Lima discuss attention, curiosity, surprise, clarity of action, consistency and participation. Their experiences offer ways to try ideas and adjust the presentation, without promises of virality or universal formulas about platforms.

For the practical work, you will need two small balls, a cube that turns smoothly and a deck with a duplicate card with a different back; also a pencil and, if you choose that presentation, adhesive tape. You can use a phone, mirror or camera to rehearse. Each lesson explains its own requirements. The path proposes progressing from short effects to a broader reflection on sharing them.