BOOKWORM by Matt Pilcher video DOWNLOAD
Have you been searching for a mindreading effect that packs a wallop? You've found it right here!
You have a book on the table, along with a big pack of cards. Each card has five random numbers written on it. The spectator SHUFFLES the cards -- they then select a card. You, the performer, NEVER see the card they choose. You then ask the spectator to merely THINK of one of the five numbers on that card. Then you ask them to pick up the book and to open it to the page number they are thinking of and to remember the first word on that page. You then INSTANTLY tell them the number and the word they are thinking of.
There are NO peaks, NO fishing for information, NO electronic devices giving you information, NO stooges. EVERYTHING can be examined.
This is BOOKWORM.
"Matt has created a TRULY UNIQUE version of the classic book test, combining old and new principles that are well within reach of a beginner or will stand up to the most advanced student of the art."
- Justin Miller
"Matt Pilcher loves to leave you in wonder. This effect is built upon layer upon layer of amazement. Fair and clean."
- David Rangel
You have a book on the table, along with a big pack of cards. Each card has five random numbers written on it. The spectator SHUFFLES the cards -- they then select a card. You, the performer, NEVER see the card they choose. You then ask the spectator to merely THINK of one of the five numbers on that card. Then you ask them to pick up the book and to open it to the page number they are thinking of and to remember the first word on that page. You then INSTANTLY tell them the number and the word they are thinking of.
There are NO peaks, NO fishing for information, NO electronic devices giving you information, NO stooges. EVERYTHING can be examined.
This is BOOKWORM.
"Matt has created a TRULY UNIQUE version of the classic book test, combining old and new principles that are well within reach of a beginner or will stand up to the most advanced student of the art."
- Justin Miller
"Matt Pilcher loves to leave you in wonder. This effect is built upon layer upon layer of amazement. Fair and clean."
- David Rangel