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| The first DVDs from Marc Spelmann & Peter Nardi covering the genre of Impromptu Mentalism. With the impromptu weapons on these DVD you will always be ready when the unexpected happens! Routines explained on this DVD include： Disc One： Fist Full Of Dollars- An incredible opener for any impromptu situation. Give your spectator a chance to win some cold hard cash. All they have to do is guess which hand holds the money! Drinks On The Patio- A great little performance piece to do when you're in a bar. A lovely lady is requested to help out and as a thank you will buy her a drink.. Take Note- Your spectator takes part in a little game of chance. 3 notes of different values are placed on the table. You write a prediction on a business card which remains on full view throughout. Using your powers of persuasion you manage to influence their choice of note! Perfect ESP- A quick & simple ESP match up routine. Single Handed Geller- Marc's ultra slick one handed coin bend. Underhand Thoughts- An unbelievable impromptu drawing duplication that will get you out of trouble! Three For The Money- A three-phase performance piece which highlights your ability to predict your spectators actions. Disc Two： A Tribute To Mr Kane- This is an Impromptu version of Kane's variant. A great gambling effect using only 5 business cards and some money. Feel- A spectator holds an imaginary object in their cupped hands. You concentrate and tell them exactly what they are holding! Serial Killer Lite- Your spectator removes a bill from their wallet and folds it up. They then place it under an upturned wine glass. You then call off the serial number. Busch Brain Buster- No DVD on mentalism would be complete without a book， magazine or newspaper test. Reveal a freely chosen word from any newspaper， book or magazine & describe an item your spectator has locked in their mind! Two's Company- A discussion on using a friend， partner or family member to code you simple information. This is a double DVD set full of killer material for that impromptu performance! |
