The Domino Effect combines some of the most powerful elements in magic into one incredible routine. The magic is visual, it happens with every day objects, and it happens in the spectator's hands. No matter where you go, sugar packets are everywhere. From the most casual diner to the most upscale restaurant, people are drinking coffee and adding sweetener. This makes The Domino Effect the ideal solution for any close-up performer from hobbyist to working professional. The magician displays two packets of sweetener - one pink and one yellow. The spectator holds one in their closed fist, while the magician shows the other. In the blink of an eye, the magician's packet changes from yellow to pink, and the spectator is now holding the yellow packet in their hand. On the DVD, Alex shows you how to use the included handmade gimmick, construct your own extra gimmicks, and perform the routine. He provides several additional tips and bonus ideas, including a completely impromptu and ungimmicked transpo of colored sugar packets. Incredibly Visual, Includes Handmade Gimmick, Live Performance, Detailed Instruction, Multiple Handlings, and Bonus Impromptu Transpo. "Alex Pandrea is a great teacher and the DVD is very well produced (as usual from Blue Crown). Some great ideas and tips were given to aid you in performing the effect."--James Conti. "... you get an easy to do casual, yet visual effect. Not a bad deal if you perform in restaurants."--Jeff Stone. "It's a transposition that is surprising and baffling, and it's done with common objects. There's lots to like."--Wayne Kawamoto. "I love this trick! This is great for walk around, table hopping, and close up magic. It's visual, and it packs small, but punches hard. I would absolutely recommend this to my friends to buy."--William Draven. "This is a must have for workers in table-hopping and close-up magic situations as well as hobbyists that want to impress their friends."--Stuart Philip. "Any effect where you can make a spectator think that something has magically switched in their own hands is a good thing. Domino Effect achieves this very well."--Phil Shaw. "If you can convince them that this is impromptu, this could be a miracle."--David Penn. "If you enjoy the premise of Copper/Silver and you want to do it with Sweetener packets this is a real gem. Easy to do, something impromptu and can be performed in a spectator's handle. All things that make this a real worker."--Paul Romhany. "It's a quick, easy, and strong effect that will kick the spectator's Aspartame."--Francis Menotti.