Great handling fellas. Some advice to the smaller guy, work on your patter. Just dont comment on everything youre doing. " Im going to square these up, Im going to set these down, Im going to flick...", I know were all guilty of saying things like that but its not pleasing to listen to for the spec. It makes you look guilty. Anyway you both have great mechanics on those effects, keep it up.

nice vid, but work on deja vu on the 4 4 4

very good video. My advise: watch your angles on subway, there was a tiny flash on the first switch (but honestly it is only because I know where to look). I perform Dejavu all the time, trust me, it is worth it to learn the duck change. Very good application of a shapeshifter though, shows that you are creative. I agree with the above comment on the 4for4. check out Chris Kenners video here for instruction, it will help you make that move flawless. Very good job though guys, keep it up!

Thank you for the comments and criticisms you guys given us. We really appreciate it because it will help us know what to improve in our work on these effects.

Gatitoxx, we will definitely check out the four 4 four taught by Chris Kenner, it's an awesome utility to use. Thank you for the advice.

I suggest getting The Paper Engine by Aaron Fisher and working on the gravity half pass. Other than that it was nice.

nice work fellas.
get the presentations a bit tighter and stop saying the obvious.
you both have great skills.
look forward to seeing more of your work.
jc

Yeh nice video guys.
just work on your patter a bit other than that very smooth.
Keep up the great work guys

Stop swaying around. You know it's bad when the camera has to follow the movements of your hands and body.

Thanks to the heavens for the Trilogy...


Awesome work guys!

Try to do it a little bit more natural more layback

Good luck

The younger guy needs to work on slowing down his patter and making the whole performance more natural. It felt very rushed. He also needs to get out of the habit of saying what he's doing ("I'm gonna square these up", "I'm gonna put these down", etc.); it's not only annoying, but it makes the spectator doubt what you are actually doing.

The older one had a good, natural feel to his presentation that I liked a lot. He, too, needs to work on not saying what he's doing, but it wasn't as bad as the younger guy (lines like "Now I'm going to spread over some cards" could easily be removed).

Good luck, and I liked the music!

Ryan