The Table False Cut Project by Eddie McColl

In this download, Eddie teaches five powerful false cuts for use at the table. Alongside teaching his handlings of these moves, Eddie also includes some of his insights into structuring your magic. Eddie discusses when to use false-cuts; how to add beats and pauses to make them, even more, deceiving; as well as his thoughts on how to pace an effect to remove suspicion.

Comments from Professionals:

“An in-depth toolkit for expert card magic.” – R. Paul Wilson

“If you cant learn them from this video ‘you should give up card magic and take up stamp collecting” – Garry Plants

“…not only as an excellent primer for beginners, but contains little gems that will delight advanced practitioners as well” – Jack Carpenter

“I highly recommend this to people wishing to add some fantastic tools to their repertoire.” – John Carey

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Contents

The Affas Gaffas Cut by Frank Garcia

A triple packet cut that allows you to fairly and slowly collect each packet up.

The Marnase Cut by Ed Marlo and S.W. Erdnase

A practical and straightforward false cut that uses a similar retention-of-vision to the Mel Stover/Winnipeg Cut taught on the Cold Deck Cut Project but done on the table.

The Multiple False Cut by Dai Vernon

A strip-cut style cut from Dai Vernon with several subtleties that add to the visual complexity of the cut and the convincingness.

The Hustlers Triple Cut by Darwin Ortiz

A simplified version of the Vernon ‘Multiple False Cut’ from Darwin Ortiz’s annotated Erdnase included for completeness of the discussion.

The To the Table Cut by Larry Jennings

An initial handling of the “swing cut”, which does the swing as a hidden action that is used to set up the cut. Eddie adds his touch of this inspired by Gordon Bruce.

Each cut is demonstrated and taught from multiple angles and broken down so that you can follow each of the moves. These cuts are excellent to follow a false shuffle with to complete your “mixing” of the cards.

Running-time: 31 minutes.