Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. Jason teaches sixteen powerhouse effects in explicit detail. Some of the effects require minimal skill while others are for the advanced worker. The effects range from powerful and practical magic effects to entertaining gambling routines. Shot in stunning high-definition, this DVD set is a must-have for any serious card magician."If I were to describe Jason's magic from a magician's perspective, numerous terms would spring to mind: thoroughly thought-out, finely crafted, and ingeniously instructed."- Darwin Ortiz"Jason's ideas with a deck of cards never cease to amaze me! His ability to fool laymen AND magicians only elevates his talents."- Joshua Jay"Jason Ladanye is a new and exciting international cardician whose passion for the subject is second only to the uninhibited skill he has worked hard to achieve. He brings a refreshing perspective to the subject - his material and virtuosity sparkles with raw power and energy."- Michael Vincent"A superb technician, the very definition of a professional performer."- Andrew Wimhurst"Jason Ladanye is a master of artifice, ruse, and subterfuge at the card table."- Jack CarpenterDetails: Sixteen effects, bonus materials (including two performance-only effects), and three utility moves are included on the four-volume set. Total length: Six hours.**Volume 1**The Quick Change ArtistHere's a great opener with lots of visual magic including multiple color changes followed by the four aces turning into the four jacks.Precision AcesFour aces and three selections are lost in different places in the deck. After a few shuffles, the aces trap all the selections.The Big BlindHere's an amazing Texas Hold 'Em demonstration. The performer divines the flop, turn, and river cards from a shuffled deck-and wins the hand with a powerful hand.Bringing Down the HouseIt's the strongest blackjack demonstration you'll ever see. The performer deals four suited naturals from a deck shuffled by the audience.**Volume 2**Ladanye's Ambitious CardEvery performer seems to have their own version of this effect. Ladanye's version has a closer that brings the house down. One of the cleanest and strongest versions you'll ever perform.Arcane ControlThe performer gives a stunning demonstration of how he can control cards during a shuffle.The PlayerThis is a version of the torn and restored transposition made famous by David Williamson and David Blaine. Jason reworked the effect and gave it a killer presentation. This one is a real crowd pleaser.Forging AheadHere's one of the strongest signature transfers you'll ever do. In Jason's version of this classic plot, you transfer the initials from the face of one card to the face of another card. This effect will eviscerate your audience.**Volume 3**Lucky 50A fifty-dollar bet is made that the performer can find a selection from a deck mixed by a spectator. The performer wins the bet and finds the card where no one suspects.The Set-UpThe performer offers to teach a card trick to the audience. After the explanation they are left with an even greater mystery.The Ultimate ExchangeThe magician makes a card change places with another card that's face up in the spectator's hand!Through and ThroughThe performer pushes a single playing card through the table. The effect is repeated. On his second attempt, the entire deck travels though the table - except for one card - the signed selection.**Volume 4**The GatheringThe performer finds three selections using four aces in just one shuffle.Thought TransferenceThe performer causes a card the spectator is thinking of to disappear from a packet of cards. The thought-of card reappears under the spectator's hand.The Big StackThis is a gambling demo that will bring the house down. The performer shuffles the deck twice and deals himself the four queens. His opponent has the four kings. When the performer shows his hand again it's turned into the four aces.Best for LastThe performer deals himself every poker hand from lowest to highest. This is a closer that you'll add to your repertoire right away!
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