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Technicolor Pocket Prediction by Martin Lewis - Trick
Technicolor Pocket Prediction by Martin Lewis - Trick
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This is my current choice of method for performing "Technicolor Prediction." The effect plays the same as my full size version, described below, but fits in your jacket pocket. It can be performed anywhere and anytime from stage to close up with built in laughs and a surprise finish. This version uses Mike Porstmanns "Double Decker"? envelopes, gaffed envelopes that have a wide variety of magical uses.
Updated version comes with 5 different envelopes (3 color for Technicolor Prediction Effect, Security Envelope and Manila Envelope)
In the accompanying Quicktime movie I show you how to construct these Double Deckers quickly and easily and in a variety of shapes, sizes and styles, including a Poker size pay envelope and a most innocent looking drug store security lined style. I then go over the Technicolor Prediction routine in both performance and handling, and also give many other ideas and routines for using these versatile envelopes.
The package came with a DVD instructions on how to build the envelopes. You will eventually need a computer with a color printer to take full advantage of these files.
Updated version comes with 5 different envelopes (3 color for Technicolor Prediction Effect, Security Envelope and Manila Envelope)
In the accompanying Quicktime movie I show you how to construct these Double Deckers quickly and easily and in a variety of shapes, sizes and styles, including a Poker size pay envelope and a most innocent looking drug store security lined style. I then go over the Technicolor Prediction routine in both performance and handling, and also give many other ideas and routines for using these versatile envelopes.
The package came with a DVD instructions on how to build the envelopes. You will eventually need a computer with a color printer to take full advantage of these files.
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