Matrix - Coin Assemblies (Worlds Greatest Magic) - Magic Trick
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Matrix / Coin Assemblies (Worlds Greatest Magic)
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The Secrets of MATRIX / COIN ASSEMBLIES
Learn one of coin magics most powerful effects from its creator along with some of the best magicians in the world
Close-up magicians have known for years that audiences love the classic plot where four coins individually placed under four playing cards magically gather under one of the cards. It could be convincingly argued that Al Schneider began a revolution in coin magic when he synthesized earlier versions of this plot and came up with Matrix a direct and streamlined handling of the coin assembly that has spawned countless variations.
On this DVD the very best versions of Matrix have been collected along with several of its earlier ancestors. Youll begin your journey by learning the effect that started it all by the man who invented it - Al Schneiders classic Matrix. Youll also learn various handlings of the basic version from Bill Malone and Michael Ammar. Once mastered you can move on to some eye-popping Reverse Matrix effects where the coins actually go back to where they came from with Aldo Colombini and Dan Fleshman. If youd like to add a killer finale check out routines by J.C. Wagner and Harry Allen and to prove that theres more to Matrix than coins hopping around theres Dan Harlans presentation with a horror movie theme. Theres also Johnny Thompsons classic presentation with a handkerchief and Derek Dingles version of Ross Bertrams Coin Assembly. And to top it all off theres historic footage of Ross Bertram also performing and explaining his classic Assembly.
To put it succinctly this has got to be the best collection of coin assemblies ever . . . well . . . assembled.
Matrix
Al Schneider
Matrix Presentation
Bill Malone
Poor Mans Matrix
J. C. Wagner
(courtesy of Meir Yedid Magic)
Matrix
Harr
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