prior commitment

[EveryOtherThing]

you have hella long fingers...

[eddiecaryl]

very nice, simon has some good tricks, you did this very nicely.

[kentfgunn]

And there I was, I thought I was the only person doing stuff from the Aronson books. You're great, simply great!!!

[McAig]

Thanks for your comment Kent. It amazes me too that more people don't do SA's stuff, maybe people assume all he does is tricks with a memorised deck

[Stumpy109]

Unfortunately I'm from the country where is impossible to find that or other magic books. And "prior commitment" is a trick I really wanna learn. Thanks anyway. Keep it up.

[McAig]

The trick is in Simon Aronson's book 'Try the Impossible' if you want to check it out

[Stumpy109]

wanna trade?

[McAig]

Simon Aronson has a few great variations of this trick in his book 'Try the Impossible' book.

[TheMagicPros]

Ok thanks

[TheMagicPros]

Jennings100 did this trick with the numbers written on the backs of the cards.

[McAig]

Thanks BTA. I get them from books basically...there's a goldmine of stuff to be discovered, & the price per trick works out very economical too.

As to the ps, that varies! I aim to get the trick right before going on cam, but sometimes even when they are ok, the camera picks up something from its angle that doesn't look right & I have to redo. Or a church bell rings. Or workmen start drilling the road outside half way through. I try to be self critical, the camera is great for showing flaws.

[beneaththeabove]

I've never seen this trick before! its really really good! and i can't figure it out either!...where do you learn these card tricks?

really nice video...5/5*

ps. how many attempts does it normally take you to get a trick perfect on camera?