Performances and explanations of the hottest effects by the hottest performers at the hottest event of the year! Year in and year out, the A-1 MagicalMedia Convention at the Capital was hailed as the greatest convention ever. The reason was the performers. The producers selected just the right combination of talent to make each event the best it can be. With these DVD's you don't have to miss a thing. These highlights of the 1998-2001 A-1 MagicalMedia Convention at the Capital featuring several of the top magicians in the world sharing their pet secrets with you. Material suitable for close-up and stand-up performance, each effect is performed before a live audience and then meticulously explained. Not only that, but you will watch and learn secrets never before chronicled on video. 1998 Performers and Effects: Gregory Wilson--Florida Keys: A completely baffling impromptu effect wherein two borrowed keys ling and unlink from a key ring. Very visual. Kenton Knepper--EZ Torn & Restored Card: Using only one card, this is perhaps the easiest and most deceptive Torn & Restored Card ever created. Not only that, you can learn this fast. Docc Hilford--Personal Touch: Learn how Docc Hilford flies first class when he only has coach tickets. This is a quick crash course in palm reading, spiced with magic. Guy Hollingworth--Waving the Aces: Guy's most brilliant creation. The real work is now revealed for the first time, as the aces visibly turn face up while held at the fingertips. Eric DeCamps--Shadow Coins: A beautiful, compact coin routine wherein three coins are cleanly vanished and then are caused to magically reappear one at a time. Classic stuff! Derek Dingle--Silver Quick: Classic Dingle! Four coins travel magically, one at a time, from the performer's hand to the spectator's hand. Brilliant routining from a master. Tommy Wonder--The Card in the Box/The Two-Second Card Fold: Critically hailed as the best "Card to Bo" ever created, Tommy shares all of the intricate details of this powerful routine, including the incredible "Two-Second Card Fold."