George F. Ledo studied theatrical design at California State University Northridge and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and then spent fifteen years in the architectural field as a designer, planner, and project

Jim Sommers is a full time professional magician. He always uses a few illusions in his show, and he has built these himself. His plan in making illusions and writing about them is based on the theory that many magicians live in small apartments, drive

A grand collection of the world's finest illusions from the world's greatest magicians, selected from The Conjurer's Magazine. The illusions in this book represent a wide variety, offering something of value to

From the author of the best-selling, "Urban Illusions" and "Pack Flat Illusions for Kids & Family Shows" comes another specialty illusion book written specifically for the working Corporate Magician - "Corporate Illusions Made Easy"! J C Sum

For three decades the Designer Magic Workshops built major illusions and apparatus for world star magicians, prestige theatre productions and television series. This book presents 24 selected plans with additional techniques and

The complete secret including detailed drawings of the Devil's Bride Illusion--one of the most unusual illusions you have ever seen. The audience sees two frames hinged together…transparent with metal bars representing

Rand Woodburys unique book especially for those who perform large illusions. You will learn how to improve on the illusions you now perform, and how to create new illusion ideas. If you have never performed illusions, this book may be your inspiration.

The magician hands a spectator his laser pointer and asks them to 'slice' him in half with it. He then steps behind a blind and suddenly, his torso, with no legs attached floats on one side, and on the other side his legs, jumping,

U.F. Grant was a giant in the magic world. In this volume we get numerous clever routines by this creative genius. Included are: A Few Words About U.F. Grant, Preface to the Second Edition, Elasti-Scape,

Who needs thousands of dollars to perform incredible illusions? The magician asks his audience just that question before he picks up his beat-up cardboard box. He places it upside down over his head and then rips a hole in the front so his face is visibl