BUY TICKETS TO MY SHOW: parlourofdeceptions.com ONLINE COURSE ON CARD MAGIC: cardmagic101.com PRIVATE EVENTS AND LESSONS: danielroymagic.com/booking SIGN UP FOR MY NEWSLETTER: danielroymagic.com/newsletter CREDITS: The opening suit production sequence is a slight adaptation of the opening of Darwin Ortiz's routine "12 The Hard Way" published in "Lessons in Card Mastery." The riffle shuffle production at the start of the sequence comes from Steve Freeman. This all-at-once production was inspired by a suit production from Ben Earl on his DVD set "Past Midnight." The idea of producing a full suit of cards likely originated with Ricky Jay. The thirteen "tips" are a combination of discoveries through personal experience alongside ideas I've encountered in the magic literature and through listening to magicians and performers of all kinds. In a short video, the best I can do is to briefly summarize some of these points, but for a deeper understanding, you should go to the original sources: "Strong Magic" and "Designing Miracles" by Darwin Ortiz, the chapter on Magic Theory in "Card College Vol. 2" by Roberto Giobbi, and "The Magic Way" by Juan Tamariz. I first heard phrase "zero is zero" from my mom -- thanks! To learn more about habit formation, read "Atomic Habits" by James Clear.

@Slight0789

3 жыл бұрын

Love this Good job teaching us

@neteco1502

3 жыл бұрын

Good info, thx

@TheOneGrimReaper

3 жыл бұрын

Atomic Habits is such a good read, I loved it :)

This is a must watch for every starting magician. Thanks for the video

@DanielRoyMagic

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

With every new video you motivate me to improve my skills, to become maybe one day as precise and smooth as you!!! Sending Love from Germany!

Using a mirror is something I tell my drum students. Knowing how goofy or not goofy you look, it's very important as a performer.

Daniel, I was excited to find your channel. Lots of great content, and these tips are a gem! Looking forward to more videos! Keep doing what you're doing!

This is a great video, thank you Daniel

These tips are golden nuggets I wish I knew earlier in life. These aren't just tips to be better at magic, but they are for being better at LIFE. Thank you Daniel for being a posirive inspiration in my life.

I have had a private lesson with Daniel and he is a great teacher - very patient and good at explaining.

LOVE this channel. Thanks for all your helpful teachings.

I really loved your point about shared wonder. Sometimes we get so caught up in making the trick work that we forget why we started this journey in the first place.

Solid pieces of advice. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for doing this

Great presentation on the subject. Also pretty good production value. Keep up with enjoyable and informative content!

Love these new contents ❤️

Thanks for the tip! It gave me a whole lot of new ideas to become a better and confident magician.

Thanks man I was looking for a video like this thanks

Thank you so much. This is helping me a lot.

These are all great tips, thanks for sharing👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks for your insight, expertise and willingness to share it. A true professional artist giving back. Big fan here, great vids.

I like you called it tips for magicians, and not secrets. This is a wonderful and motivating piece of advice. Thank you!

Great tips!! 👍

Those tips hits differently 🔥🔥

Thanks for your video

Thank you for the tip

I loved this video, you're agreat teacher. I know millions of tricks (okay a hundred) but lack the confidence to actually perform them, even for friends and family. So I particularly appreciate this kind of content. I'm subscribing, hoping to see more ! Be well ♣

As an amateure and no pro, with a finally quite good double, I wanna give some addendums... I'm quite anxious and I use sleight of hand to overcome some personal issues. Therefore I'm "practising" a lot... okay it's not just an excuse for playing around with cards nearly every day... It's not just about the speed, while practising. It's about taking your time. Muscle memory is a funny thing. I once tried to get a move down, I tried to force my fingers to do what I want them to do, but they don't... So, I gave up. Over the following days (or weeks, maybe even month), I forgott about the move. After a while I remembered the move and I tried again... and... surprise... I got it right! So, be disciplined, but don't force it, play with it. And there is a second thing. Even if I don't perform... If you see an effect, a methode or an principle... don't just take and copy it, that won't work. Take it, deconstruct it and make it your own. Find a story that fits your personality and adapt the effect to it.

@DanielRoyMagic

3 жыл бұрын

Great point about taking time off. I’ve had a similar experience coming back to a move after a delay and seeing improvement. And originality is always a good thing to attempt!

as a magician for 13 years i recommend this. i only do magic now for family and friends.😊

1:09 that thankful smile is for the friend who helped him

Good TIPS ! Clear and true ! If I saw it few years ago I would improve my skills faster 🤣 Keep going !

Thank you very much sir ❤🙏🏿❤

This is something I learned, but when you don't have a deck, practice mentally. Go through the steps slowly and apply it when you have a deck. It helped me with a lot of sleight techniques.

Respected, liked enjoyed and used the content and subed

Definitely getting James Hoffman vibes, I love it!

I'm not a beginner but this video is always useful, so thank you sir

Great Tips!

@magictomi8433

3 жыл бұрын

Hey i know you arent you this great magician from Germany 🤔

nice tips very useful

What is the name or how do you do the card production at 0:08?

I think if we start with Tip#9 "Make Practice a Habit" then all other tips can be practiced. Else, no use. I always say I'm getting occupied with office work a lot and unable to take time to practice, though, I know this skill makes me happy, but still!! Daniel, you punched me!!! I will stop reasoning for not practicing!

Excellent Tips with the essential information to be a competent and intellectually honest Illusionist, Thanks Daniel. Jorge Lisboa.

We need tutorial for table faro👏please

cool story bro mode /ON: I do some moves (more like ruin them)/ simple tricks for fun or when I'm bored just for myself, I was super bored at work (yeah at work :D) and started to busy my hands a bit with my deck of cards, first of all from my point of wiew what I'm doing is obvious, I like the "mechanic" involved in moves and practice them but at the end of the day I'm definitely not "gifted", anyway, I was playing with my deck and my colleague came to see me, I ended up doing some basic stuff (basic, very very basic triumph, card sandwiches with some basic fake cuts and controls involved ) and he was clueless, then other mates came (we were bored as hell) and one of them was a kinda heckler, and I don't know why tried to use a move I don't properly do well: I did a sloppy Hermann style pass (yes I'm that bad :D) to control his card and he jumped on me "you did something there, hold on I saw it! you did something!" we were just messing around but I ended up explaining what I did and he had no clue, he might just have seen my fingers doing weird stuff and for him it was it but he was right! because he saw "weird stuff" happening and not "magic"... moral of the story: you need honest feedback, not polite feedback. other moral of the story: when it seems obvious to you, it's not ready to perform, period :D

Dude I love how you narrate your videos, it so soothing

cool intro!

How to begin card mastery? Do you have any good book advice or video etc? If possible in french even if i fully understand english :)

@DanielRoyMagic

3 жыл бұрын

Check out my video called "how to learn magic!"

I’ve subscribed. Not to do magic but to learn English -)))

The best

Well, you have once again proven that my deeming you the "Young Professor" is absolutely earned. In 1950, many a magician would have seeked out Mr. Vernon for such advice. To paraphrase from the classic movie Jeremiah Johnson, "You have done well Pilgrim..."

Love from India..🇮🇳

14. Don't be discouraged when watching other people. They themselves had been training for 2 - 4 years, so try to look at them as your goal, your finish line.

i would use a video camera instead of a mirror when practicing visual tricks, the mirror gives you mirrored angles.

Hey, what do I need to do. I am interested in private lessons

@DanielRoyMagic

3 жыл бұрын

contact me on my website: danielroymagic.com/booking

This is so applicable to every other field that involves working on a skill and/or working with people. Truly excellent life tips, not just magic tips.

For me , i am beginner in this card tricks. I wants to be an magician like you.. . So from where i have to start this!??. I am from india ...

@scentofthesea

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Nischal, I found this video from Daniel really answers the question: kzread.info/dash/bejne/k5x4rbend8TfYpc.html

@Introvertmusic2710

3 жыл бұрын

@@scentofthesea thanks brother 🤞🏻

@Introvertmusic2710

3 жыл бұрын

@Chez Pierre! thanks sir 🤞🏻🤞🏻

this dude is studying neuro-bio in one of the best universities, but he is more like a genius.

And I thought you were good enough to take advantage of my tips for you. I’m going to watch more of you first. I used to feel awkward around other magicians I used to feel I wasn’t as good as other magicians. Fact was I was even better but that had nothing to do with it. Do not compare. Nobody can do what you do the way you do it. ITS OUR FLAVOR WE ADD. We do the same things but we each add our Thing to it. A piece of YOU is added to your performance. Early I acted as if I were a magician and did clever tricks people couldn’t figure out. My teacher taught me how to do Real Magic. People witness bonafide actual miracles with no explanation whatsoever I just recorded my stuff for the first time. I see some things to work on. I do have things to give you. Not bc I saw anything to do better but bc you deserve some underground stuff not in print or limited number of copies. I spent 5 years on Hyper Twist and hyper perfected it and just thought of a move to do that’s better than displaying 3 as 1 if I buckle off 2 under spread and show a single. All these years. Just came to me.

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3 views, 7 likes.....KZread's high on math

@gqn2

3 жыл бұрын

Not high, just slow.

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Please lower the volume of the 'background' music when you are talking. It's great content but the audio clutter makes it unpleasant to watch.

@davidsaric9598

3 жыл бұрын

I think it is on the point

Why don't you make proper magic tutorials

Sorry but you look like Mr.Bean