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Killer Gaft Magic by Cameron Francis and Big Blind Media - DVD
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About Killer Gaft Magic By Cameron Francis And Big Blind
View Clip "Cameron - you are nuts! You could have sold the effects one by one separately! Very good my friend... The material is excellent!"- Aldo Colombini Cameron Francis (star of The Omega Mutation, Rehab, Red Hot Prediction, Twists & Turns, Fresh Mint etc) is BACK! And this time he is armed with GAFF CARDS! You want easy magic that will make your spectators eyes pop out… well, Killer Gaft HAS IT IN SPADES! (And Clubs, Hearts and Diamonds too!). Eleven routines, SIXTEEN Gaff cards (printed by the USPCC), over TWO HOURS of content. Pipeline " 'Oil and Water' meets 'Travellers' meets EASY in this stunning three-way cardboard orgy! Tele-print " Send a spectators selection through two 'teleporters' ala 'The Fly', and then see what visual madness happens on the way back! Boxy " Want a dynamite 'card to box' that's high on impact but low on sleight of hand. WE GOT IT RIGHT HERE! If that's not enough, you will also learn the plural for 'shenanigans'! Side by Side " A great twist and commercial presentation on a classic effect where a double blank card prints to match a signed selection " one side at a time! Switch Jack " Perform a devastating routine with two selections that takes in sandwiches, transpositions and kickers aplenty! What the Blank " Slowly print duplicates of three selections in a clean and visual manner, and then shock them with the kicker, which is more shocking than a shocking thing with extra spicy shockers! The Following " Sure to be a favourite from the set, this awesome effect sees three Jacks visually vanishing to appear with the leader not one but TWICE! Washout " Use a small packet triumph to reveal a selected card, which is just odd, considering that the other cards never even
