Another one a lot of people have heard about and are asking to see. Hope you all enjoy and let me know what you think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieYaHqXeNmE
Brent Braun

Haha, it looked good I like it a lot... you have very workable stuff, very well done.

Speed

I liked that version a lot,very nice.

Stupid woman, she did pick the spade and then forgot. good thing there was another part

Glad you all enjoyed the effect. When I created simply triumphant I set out with the goal of creating a clean dispay and removing as many moves as possible. The moves that could not be removed had to be covered with natural actions or happen at times when no heat was on the deck at all. What was great about simplifying the effect was that it made it a lot easier technically. You never even have to cut to that dreaded "natural break". Which has never been natural enough for me to even consider it a break.
I am still firmly believe that when performed well Vernon's original triumph from "Stars of Magic" is the best version out there. That being said I have seen very few people who do Vernon's effect well. His strip out happens at a time when heat is on the deck and if it is not done flawlessly the shuffle becomes suspect and the illusion ruined.
Just my thoughts,
Brent Braun

Well done. Have you put this in print?

Thanks Pete glad you enjoyed it.
It is on my new DVD Decks, Lies and Videotape. Available through your favorite dealer or my website. http://www.decksliesandvideotape.com
Brent Braun

Looked at your demo and YOU ARE THE GUY... that created Torched and Restored. My Favorite!

Hmmm looked at your name, You are the guy that takes all those great photos.
Thanks Pete glad you enjoy my work.
Thanks again,
Brent Braun

Brent,
Great job.

Every step in Simply Triumphant looks very honest and clean. Your spectators must think that you are not doing anything sneaky.

~John

John,
I never do anything sneaky.......
Okay, Okay, Maybe sometimes.
But don't let that get out or my fans may loose faith in "REAL" magic.
Glad you enjoyed it,
Brent Braun