The Orca Shift

This is something that I have been working on for a huge amount of time. I created this move after I saw what Irving Quant's Distribution Technique could do. I really just used that for inspiration. I posted a video of this move a while ago, but I thought that it was too tense. I hope you enjoy the new video!

Credits:
Aaron Fisher
Ken Krenzel
Jason England

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• alex
• offenkrantz
• magic
• orca
• shift
• irving
• quant
• quantum
• mechanics
• card
• control
• multiple

[MastahMich]

Very impressing! but why all those sea-thing names?

[AlexOffenkrantz]

@MastahMich That's a good question. I'm really drawn to nature. I feel like a lot of my inspiration comes from that. Also, I try to make my routines as natural as possible. That's about it. Hope that answered your question.

-Alex

[LittleLead]

when is vanishing inc gonna sell it?

[AlexOffenkrantz]

@LittleLead I've decided to hold off on that for a while. I will let you know when the sleight becomes available to learn :)

[emis2004]

this is something like svengali control?

[AlexOffenkrantz]

@emis2004 It is a multiple card control, but the mechanics are not even remotely similar.

[GabrielleMarlene1]

you're amazing. 

[cookingfat1]

wow, your pass is invisible! I had to watch it 4 times!

[Lith825]

looks like the center steal control from "unreal work", but to the top

[mrlaser9027]

dude can u plz make a tutorial like this so he can see...

[tricksshomagic1]

@Cole1497 that is what he did he took the card to the bottom of the deck and did a tj deck flip

[XxIshxXCwalk]

thats the herman pass....

[MastahMich]

Maybe even superior to a Classic Pass.