Restless, Volume 1 by Dan Hauss - DVD

Dozens of miracles. Zero boring moments.

Restless is what happens when Dan Hauss locks himself in a creative lab for three years and refuses to come out until he’s reinvented close-up magic.

This isn’t a single “hero trick.”
It’s a full arsenal of visual, practical, offbeat effects using everyday objects you already carry—gum, matches, shoelaces, water bottles, straws, candy, coffee creamers, name tags, and more. Add in a deep dive into Dan’s signature visual card magic (for fans of Sleeping Queen and Lit), and you’ve got a multi-volume masterclass in modern, organic magic.

Every effect in Restless could be sold on its own.
Together, they form a wildly creative toolkit you’ll keep coming back to.

Volume 1 Highlights

Box Prediction
A clean, in-the-hands card change using a deceptively simple gimmick. Ultra-convincing. Endlessly adaptable.

Blurred
They stare at a bottle label.
It visibly blurs.
Then snaps back into focus.
It feels like reality just hiccupped.

Torisit 1
A torn corner. Two signed cards.
The restoration happens in their hand—
and one card ends up permanently fused to the other as a souvenir.

Unmatched (with Eric Jones)
An empty matchbox is shown front and back.
Close it. Open it.
It’s suddenly full of matches.
Clean. Direct. Wildly satisfying.

Billiard
You fail to find their card…
then turn the wrong card into a real dollar bill.
Two great handlings included. (Dollar not included.)

Hello My Card Is
A signed card vanishes and reappears in an impossible place: under your name tag.
Simple. Commercial. Built to crush.

Pack Attack
A piece of gum visually penetrates a sealed gum pack.
Blink-and-you-miss-it magic.

Why Restless, Volume 1 belongs in your collection:

• Uses ordinary objects people recognize instantly
• Strong visuals that read from inches away
• Practical methods with real-world pacing
• Creative routines you can drop straight into your set
• Over 2 hours of taught material in Volume 1 alone

This is modern magic with personality.
The kind that feels spontaneous, surprising, and a little impossible in the best way.

If you love effects that look like they shouldn’t be doable—and play even stronger than they look—Restless, Volume 1 is a creative goldmine you’ll be pulling from for years.