When I first got started in magic to even now, I love watching magic being performed (good magic anyways, whatever that means to people).

For myself, watching a Night At The Tom Foolery DVD really had some things clicking. I watching timing, what to do when the classic force misses, transitioning from one trick to another and so on. Another example would be the Bill Malone On The Loose set, seeing bill perform a full set and explain all the details along the way.

We know your favorite books, but are there some DVDs/videos out there that you love to watch maybe just for the performances?

Shawn,

I love to watch Mullica's Night at the Tom Foolery video as well, but it was actually the Joe Stevens' Greater Magic Video Library where I first saw Mullica. I love that video to this day and often show it to non-magicians because the entire performance isn't interrupted by the explanations.

I also like to watch Malone, Williamson, Bob Sheets, and Del Ray just to watch them work. There are undoubtedly many more, but those names came to mind right away.

Jason