Peter Turner – Escalators

It was a few years ago Peter He filmed a project that featured his view on Annemann (and other friends) work. The project was titled ‘Jinxed’ – A project that included new variants and effects inspired in part by effects. Peter felt were overlooked gems

Peter Turner – Escalators

It was a few years ago Peter He filmed a project that featured his view on Annemann (and other friends) work. The project was titled ‘Jinxed’ – A project that included new variants and effects inspired in part by effects. Peter These were the overlooked gems of PME.

These are the results of recent months Peter has tackled (In video form) Corinda’s 13 Steps in which is being titled ‘Escalators’.

This is a digital video file that will be sent directly to the purchaser with a link to download it.

This project includes 10 routines that include in-You can get more details and subtleties through video format. These are the best routines I’ve found within 13 steps. Each one was carefully selected after years of research.-Visit this work of artwork. I’ve taken each of these routines and ran with them adding my own twists to these effects making them streamlined, practical, modern and hard hitting.

Duped – A Drawing duplication.

Out of My Mind – The participant takes the packet and deals it face up. After mixing them, he nails them 100%. He then finishes by dealing the second half face down, revealing that they are perfect.

Q+A – The simplest self working version I’ve seen, participants don’t even need to write for you to tell them the question / the answer.

Magazine Test – Three participants, three articles and you win.

Blind Coincidence – They see a card as a coincidence. Each of you will each turn a card face-up under the table. You hand your packet to them.

Triology – You lay a deck of cards face-up on a table. Next, ask the participants to name the card they’re thinking of. You turn over the deck and the card with the indifferent back is your kicker.

Knowledge – When you think of a word, write it down. You both correctly guess each other’s word.

The Mystery of the Message – At a table, someone is asked to take out an envelope and guess who the message belongs to. It was written years before it reached the venue. When read aloud, it includes that person’s name, star sign, and date of birth.

Shop – A stack of shopping items is placed on cards. The performer briefly looks at the cards after they are mixed (memorising them). After the mix, the participant takes one item. The performer can immediately tell the participant which item is missing. The performer then draws the item, but this time he or she doesn’t look at the stack. Revealing a matched turn.

Register Peter Turner – Escalators Get it now!