Hello Im a magician and was wondering what the names of these magic tricks are?

November 16, 2009 10:43 pm magictouch Other - Entertainment
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Louie asked:


I want to know what the name of the tricks are so I can look for them in magic shops. Btw I dont care about the 2 tricks were the 2 girls appear in the frame, I wanna know the name of all the small tricks. Btw dont you wish the guy shouldve won? but the main matter of the fact is *cough cough* what the names of the tricks are. You dont have too name them all but if you tell me quite a few then ten points will be awarded. : )

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One Response

  1. Jaypoc :

    Date: November 18, 2009 @ 1:59 pm

    You failed to mention the source of the “tricks” you wanted to learn. If you’re referring to the tricks performed on a specific show, it’s best to provide the show and descriptions of the tricks. Some original effects may not have a name also.

    If you just want the names of some tricks, I could give you the names of a bunch, but that wouldn’t help you at all as the tricks often don’t necessarily describe the effect very well, and they won’t reflect their “do-ability”. Your best bet is to go into a magic shop and explain your experience and skills to them, and let them tell you what tricks are within your performance ability.

    If you’re just looking for recommendations for new tricks, check out magic sites. Even if you just want the names of some tricks, this will give you more details, and in some cases videos showing the performance.

    I’ll list a whole bunch of them so you have options. Whenever I buy anything, if it’s a trick I’m familiar with, I’ll look for the best deal, or good looking versions, but if it’s something new, there’s no better support than you can get at a real magic shop where they can show you the effect, how to perform it, and how to improve your skills..

    Keep in mind that some sites “hype” tricks just to sell them. Sometimes these tricks are not usable in some scenarios because of large props needed or bad angles. This is another good reason to visit a local shop by you.
    - Aaron Smith’s Magic Depot - Popular NYC Shop - Another great magic shop in NY - Penguin Magic - Wholesale Magic Supplier

    If you want some good resources on where you can see magic performed (or maybe meet other magicians) check out the live magic guide at

    Also, don’t forget the best source for networking with other magicians online, The Magic Cafe (http://www.themagiccafe.com/) - They don’t discuss how tricks are done, but will openly discuss about experiences, what tricks are good/bad, reviews, etc… The site is frequented by many professional magicians as well as creators/builders of effects and illusions.