"Jack Carpenter is the cardman's card man. Great technical ability aligned with the most creative diabolical mind all wrapped up in a delightful personality. Jack creates card magic like it's going out of fashion, with this guy at the top of his game, our craft will be rock solid for years to come, he is one of the great masters to learn from." - Michael Vincent “Jack Carpenter is dauntingly creative, has world-class technical skill, and understands what types of effects hit audiences hard. This is a great collection of material that will convince anyone that you can do anything with a deck of cards.” - Darwin Ortiz "Jack Carpenter is one of a half dozen guys whose material I always recommend to people who are serious about great card magic. Jack never disappoints, and this new DVD kicks ass." - Andrew Wimhurst "If you want to fool and entertain people, get this DVD! Discover why Jack’s material is used by the finest cardmen in the world. Find out for yourself how Jack fools the hell out of magicians and laymen alike. His clever methods and innovative solutions will take your work to a new level." - Steve Ehlers Jack Carpenter is the real deal. In this DVD set, you'll learn all the tricks and techniques he's used over the years to build his legendary reputation. Disc One Demo Introduction Running the Aces & Table Bluff Shift A Random Act 451 Stack Poor Uncle Joe Hustler's Rip Hybrid Stack The Ultimate False Deal Psuedo Hand Muck Disc Two Direct Switch General Utility Control Multiple Card Switch and One Two Switch Retention Switch Spread Switch Toss Palm Barstool Steal Tip for the Diagonal Palm Shift 2nd Dealing Tips Bottom Dealing Tips Imagine Touch My Heart The Vanishing Four Card Matrix Cheating at cards has NEVER been this much fun. You'll learn secrets Jack has kept closely guarded his whole life, plus TONS of pro-caliber tricks that you'll use to demonstrate and delight audiences WITHOUT leaving them broke. Joining Jack around the table are card experts Tyler Wilson, Chris Mayhew, Ben Train and Zach Lambert.
