Blindsided by Oz Pearlman

Bottle Thru Body Tony Clark
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Just imagine wrapping a piece of paper around any size brown, green or clear bottle and magically penetrate it through someones body! Tony has taken the classic bottle thru table and created a "strolling" close-up illusion that will leave them shocked! The audience actually sees the top of the bottle sticking out of the paper as it is going through the body.
With the DVD you will receive 2 quality gimmicks. Also included in the instructional DVD you will learn two versions of the bottle thru body as well as an improved version of the bottle thru table. A very powerful effect that they will long remember!

Cuts and Flourishes from Superhandz
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Dominatricks drips with style. It's stacked with 150 pages of material that professional close-up magician Tyler Wilson uses night after night to transform deafening laughter into stunned silence. You can easily build a close-up / walk-around act on these routines and in fact, you probably will!

Published by Andi Gladwin and with a foreword by David Acer, the book is packed full of photographs and has a layout that dares to be different! Also included is a free bonus CD-ROM containing a performance video, bonus material and even a version of the book with the descriptions and photos adapted specifically for left handed magicians!

Nothing is left out of this book - you get the full handlings, presentations, jokes, theory and tips reaped from thousands of real world performances. Here are just a few of our favourite tricks from the book:

Scarred Warp
Perhaps the only Card Warp variant that Roy Walton has publicly praised. See what happens when Tyler asks the intriguing question, "What's happening inside the card tunnel while the folded card is passing through it?" His answer will shock you.

B52 Shooter
This is hands down the most visual Triumph routine ever created. Within minutes of learning, face up cards will start rapidly shooting out of the mish-mashed deck in a flurry of motion … all with one hand!

Coke Inhabit
Coin In Bottle has never been so sweet. The bottle is given away with the coin still sealed inside as a keepsake. There's a big twist to this routine that we're keeping a surprise until you read the book, or get fooled badly seeing it done live by someone who did!

Stick it to the Man
If you love strong mentalism but don't have the receding hairline required to pull it off, this is a fresh new plot guaranteed to get just as many gasps as laughs!


Andrew Mayne - Ghost Vision
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Andrew Mayne brings paranormal phenomena, and more specifically, spiritual photography, to the modern day. By simply borrowing a camera cell phone, the magician can take pictures that reveal strange ghostly images and premonitions that seemingly come from beyond. This is really cool.
Spooky Images on a Cell Phone
The effect works much as it’s described in the ads. The magician borrows a cell phone with a camera from a spectator. By pointing the camera away from his audience, the magician can take a picture that contains a ghostly image-a face or figure; a word, image or playing card; or cause a dark silhouette to flash across the screen in real-time or in a video.
Photos can also be taken of a spectator’s hand. In the final picture, the chosen image will appear on his hand. Keep in mind, however, that because of the way the gimmick works, you won’t be able to point the camera directly at the spectator without exposing the secret.

Easy to Perform

The effect is easy to perform and works with most camera phones. The effect comes with a half-hour DVD that explains the effect in detail. Here, Mayne does a great job of telling you everything that you need to perform the trick and shows the gimmick in action.
There’s some basic construction involved to create the gimmick that requires the use of scissors and tape. The images that you can induce into photos include: a skull, human silhouette, seven of clubs, the word “star” and a ghostly screaming face.

More Haunting

The DVD also explains a bonus effect, “The Haunted Keys,” where a magician can borrow a ring of keys and cause one key to strangely move on its own. This one is good, however, it only works with certain sets of borrowed keys.