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Rampage New user Florida 62 Posts |
I like the one with Paul Wilson the best.
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JayB80 New user 5 Posts |
I would have to say that the Paul Wilson Dvd set is excellent. I have it and also the book. Combined they are a perfect combination for a guy/girl starting out in card magic.
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The Burnaby Kid Inner circle St. John's, Canada 3158 Posts |
Another vote for Wilson's. He's got chops, he fixes a few problems, and even has a couple of excellent routines that aren't in the books. The "Pass At Red" trick also addresses a deficit in most card magic resources -- a routine where the pass is the only reasonable methodological option.
The only thing I wish the set had was performances from all the tricks in the Stage Magic section. I would have loved to see The Egyptian Pocket performed live.
JACK, the Jolly Almanac of Card Knavery, a free card magic resource for beginners.
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Pzak97 New user 53 Posts |
Does Wilson cover the entire book, or just some of it?
Regards,
Mike Petryszak |
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gostone23 Loyal user 221 Posts |
A combo of the book an dthe Wilson RRTCM DVD set is a great place to start. I have Never seen the other DVD set but haven't heard good reviews.
-Robert |
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m.ruetz Veteran user Peoria Arizona, USA 378 Posts |
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Pzak97 New user 53 Posts |
M.ruetz - I am looking at ebay for the set, but I would rather do business with a MC member. Unfortunately I don't have enough posts to view that area. If it is not breaking the rules, can you point me to someone I could PM about this?
Regards,
Mike Petryszak |
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wwdbd New user 1 Post |
I have both and Wilson is much better from an education perspective. Spends much more time on each section henace the 4 dvd vs 5 dvd set.
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mahucharn Elite user 418 Posts |
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Ikswonilak New user 58 Posts |
I've been going through RRTCM chapter by chapter as almost a practiced discipline to learn/re-learn the basics. I enjoy the structure of going through page by page and seem to get more out of a book than DVDs. However, I'm intrigued by the discussion and the recommendation for the Wilson DVD accompaniment and may have to check it out after finishing the book. I've got a few (okay dozens) of books to go through after this, but thought this disciplined approach would do me good as I develop my magic (and card magic in particular) even more. It's certainly a welcome way to wind down after a hectic day at work!
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