Celebrity magician, Larry Anderson opens this course in magic by not showing a magic trick, surprisingly. Instead, Anderson shows the single most important move taught within this collection of lessons and demonstrations. This move is the most sleight of hand you'll have to know in order to perfo...

Larry demonstrates his favorite way to exchange business cards. All it takes is a couple innocuous fist bumps to make your business card magically replace theirs. All said and done, you'll both walk away with each others card and they'll never be able to forget you.

Whenever you're feeling a little distraught or unlucky, it might help to throw a little bit of salt over your shoulder. If you're still feeling down and out, might as well throw that whole shaker over your shoulder. See if it helps. This trick is all about the practicing and perfecting of your ti...

Learn how to make a spoon, or any other eating utensil come to life with this trick, the Zombie Spoon. This trick is all about your ability to work a room and really put on a memorable and delightful performance. It might be a zombie spoon, but you'll definitely put a little bit of life back into...

You’ll have this trick ready the next time you’re at a cafe or restaurant. You can even perform it for your friends and family at the dinner table in your own kitchen. This effect has a shocking ending they won’t forget. A volunteer signs a quarter with their initials. You wrap it inside a cloth ...

Setup: All you need is a quarter, black marker, cloth napkin, and drinking glass. Ask your spectator to sign the coin. To make the quarter disappear, perform the “pinch vanish,” by releasing the coin from your fingertips to your palm under the cover of the cloth napkin. The coin stays hidden in y...

This shuffle is best done for one participant rather than a whole crowd. You'll have them thinking they don't know their right from their left and that you can magically transfer a bend through a table. But first, which is your favorite - the fork or the spoon?

Learn how to transfer a quarter or a ring from one handkerchief to another so seamlessly that it is beyond detection to the magically untrained eye. This trick is great because it takes little to no preparation since it only uses borrowed items and some that are already present at most dinner tab...

This trick breaks all physical rules. If anyone in your audience studies or understands the basics of physics, they'll know what is about to happen should be impossible. You can't cause two loops to become intertwined without getting their ends involved. Or can you?

This trick requires four dollars and a napkin. Larry teaches how to transport coins so discreet and quickly that your audience will have no choice but to believe that the silver grew wings. It's all about what is going on just beneath the surface.

Want to make some fast cash? Larry shows how to make a continuous stream of coins turn into a spectacular fountain of cash. Your whole audience will want to learn the mysteries behind this trick after you're done.

Telekinesis is the ability to move objects with your mind. It’s fun to do as the magician, but even more intriguing if you have your spectator try it for themselves. You hold their hand over a glass and set a mysterious atmosphere of suspense. As they close their eyes, a quarter jumps into the gl...

Setup: All you need is a drinking glass and any kind of coin. This effect is all about what the spectator feels on their arm. You will condition them to sense both of your hands gently close around their wrist as you talk them through what’s about to happen. When you say you’re reaching for them ...

It's probably always in your best interest to never use your own money as props in any of your tricks. That way nobody can accuse you of being up to any funny business... and of course, you'll never lose any of your hard-earned cash. Larry shows how to subtly force a five and one dollar bill to t...

This gag will have everyone scared to try the dinner rolls, even the ones fresh out the oven. Larry demonstrates a quick auditory and visual trick that requires zero preparation that'll have your audience questioning what and what isn't real.

Since your Pennys don't really go far these days, Larry developed a trick that uses seven Pennys. That way, instead of them just weighing down your wallet - you'll get some use out of them after all. This trick will have your audience questioning their ability to count.

Ever had a sense you were about to predict the future? Some call that feeling premonition…when information is somehow revealed to you. This trick creates that illusion. You write a prediction and seal it inside an envelope. Ask a volunteer to draw an X on a magazine page with a big marker behind ...

What you’ll need: A normal magazine, envelope, notecard, working marker with ink, and identical dried-out marker.

The only way to truly predict what word your volunteer will randomly choose is to know it ahead of time before you ever seal it inside the envelope. As preparation, draw a giant X on...

Larry performs an experiment that defies all physical laws of science. Can you force a half dollar to penetrate through a solid table? Is it even possible? Larry shows you how you too can perform the impossible.

Larry demonstrates the classic card trick, Do As I Do. This trick has the performer mirror the movements of their participant, resulting in both having selected the same card.

This trick heats things up, literally. Larry demonstrates how to find your participants chosen card based solely off the heat they've infused it with from their touch.

This hands-free trick will have your audience thinking all the cards are in their hands. Can you really find their card with your back turned?

Any good card trick should be quick as lightening, done in a flash. Shock your audience with this rapid fire card trick that relies on their attention to detail.

You've got mail! Larry teaches how to make simple word play seem like real magic.