Patrick Kun's dynamic style of performing makes even the most difficult of sleights look easy. From his own brand of magic to his consulting days with David Copperfield and Cyril, this is an EXCLUSIVE session that focuses on how Patrick creates impromptu magic with visual gimmicked effects in mind. Host Mike Hankins speaks in depth with Patrick about his creative process and how he comes up with fresh ideas. Patrick also performs and explains some of his signature pieces and Effects never seen before. PK-Touch On The Classics - Inflict: (Sandwich Plot) - A VISUAL color changing sandwich routine than can be done with many different presentations. PK Collectors: (Collectors Plot) - A selected card is found in between four of a kind within a split second! DIY Aces: (Gambling Plot) - A simplified version on the Spectator Cuts the Aces plot. EASY TO DO! Carboné: (Mystery Card Plot) - A utility move that allows you to switch the mystery card very openly and fair! VOW: (Anniversary Waltz Plot/Basic Version) - A basic version of the Anniversary Waltz plot. Very simple and direct. Jaws drop for Patrick's version. ANIMATIONS - Vector: (Impromptu Haunted Deck) - Very visual and 'by the way', totally impromptu! Surge: (Impromptu Card Rise) - Impromptu card rise that can be performed with any card box. No gimmicks! Everything is completely examinable. Can also be used as a very visual color change. UTILITY MOVES - Mirror Force: Looking similar to the classic force, except the card is controlled to the bottom of the deck. This force can also conceal the back of a playing card. 4 Card Production: This is a flashy and flourishy way of producing four of a kind! "If you like a bit of sleight of hand with your card magic, but you don't want to go all the way to card flourishing, Patrick Kun's magic is a nice half way house in that it is nicely visual but not overly fussy or complicated to watch."--Mark Leverage. "The material presented here is for the serious card and close-up worker, but will be well worth your efforts to master."--Jamie Salinas, M-U-M Magazine.