Making the Cut by Ryan Schlutz

Making the Cut by Ryan Schlutz

"I've known Ryan for more than a few years now. He's one of those guys who annoys the crud out of you by constantly fooling you! Seriously, Ryan is the MASTER of magician foolers! But, more than that, his tricks play for lay people too." – Cameron Francis

"Ryan, you knocked my socks off with your magic! Thanks so much for sharing it with all of us." – Chad Long





"Ryan's a super creative guy with a great focus on smart methods and entertainment value." – John Guastaferro





“If your looking for a book full of well constructed routines that are real workers and will fool both laypeople and magicians, then Ryan Schlutz’s Making the Cut should be your next purchase.” – Peter Duffie





Killer trick! Not sure there are many better self working tricks than Sense-Sational! – Liam Montier





In response to Pivotal Peek….





"When you're fairly far along your professional career it's a rare moment to find something that you would have killed to have since the beginning. Ryan Schlutz's Pivotal Peek is exactly that. If you're ever going to use a deck of cards in your show, do yourself a favor and get this today so you won't be kicking yourself a few years down the road."- Jamie Grant





"I highly recommend Ryan's Pivotal Peek to any magician or mentalist. You won't be disappointed."- Troy Hooser





"Love his peek!" – Nathan Kranzo





"It's so clean you'll think it's a force! Highly Recommended." – Ollie Mealing





"One of the most deceptive peeks!" – Cameron Francis





"This move will add devastating power to your Magic!" – Michael Eaton





Ryan does a great job explaining the effects in the book and the illustrations make every move clear. In between the tricks, you will find Ryan's thoughts on performance, magic and some useful information for those who perform 'in the trenches.'





Contents include:





The Pivotal Peek -This is the move Ryan is most known for. This is a great peek done while holding the deck in a modified peek position. The move is invisible and is well described. Ryan goes on to describe two effects using the Peek.





When In Doubt, Read a Palm -A great opener using a palm reading demonstration and a deck of cards


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PLEASE NOTE: This item is a digital download ,Gimmick not included