Move Zero Max by John Bannon - Bundle
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A BBM EXCLUSIVE DOWNLOAD - John Bannon’s Move Zero Max is a brand new collection of five astonishing card routines - all of which require no sleight of hand, but absolutely play like TV magic. Huge impact, no moves!
These are world class magic routines that will allow you to totally concentrate on your performance, as Bannon has ingeniously removed all of the sleights and funny business that such effects normally require. And, such is the cunning-ness of construction, you might even find that your magician buddies are just as fooled as a ‘muggle’ audience!
All five routines are either totally impromptu or only require a small setup that you can easily perform on the fly. And every routine relies solely on a standard deck of cards (and occasionally a scrap of paper)—no gimmicks, markings, or extra props.
John Bannon is probably the greatest living creator of top tier self working magic, having previously released the global best selling Destination Zero book, and the genre-defining four volume DVD set - Move Zero. Move Zero Max is his essential new bundle - and it is available exclusively as an hour long video download from www.bigblindmedia.com
If you think you know what self-working card magic is capable of, think again. Move Zero Max will completely change your perspective.
This exclusive bundle features five downloads:
Dream Sequence - Your spectator thinks of a card. You tell them what it is. It’s that simple! The utterly minimal procedure is ingeniously hidden and a cinch to do. Absolute solid gold card magic. Quite literally worth the price of the entire project.
Smack Monte - What starts as a ‘follow the ace’ monte effect, soon inexplicably explodes into a four ace production - all without any sleight of hand. This is one of the best opening routines we have ever seen. Totally self-working, yet completely impossible.
Spellbreaker - a spelling effect that removes all the restrictions and constraints that traditionally plague this plot. You can ask your spectator any question, and they can spell any answer… and the trick still comes to a mindblowing conclusion.
Sum Kind Of Wonderful - This one is probably the headline routine. The prediction of (literally) a number in a million! This can play huge, and would be just as jawdropping as the climax to a stageshow as it would as an intimate one-to-one performance to a friend. Bannon’s cast iron method is a new approach to an age-old classic of mentalism, and it’s so super simple to perform that it is almost (almost!) unfair.
Counterintuitive - a beautiful ‘card at number’ routine that works from a borrowed, shuffled deck in use. The ingenious handling dovetails a ‘magician in trouble’ plot into a wild kicker ending, and the procedure is slick, simple and almost invisible.
Running Time - 1hr
PRAISE FOR MOVE ZERO MAX
"MOVE ZERO MAX is an essential acquisition for the modern performer. By embedding the necessary mechanics within natural, motivated actions, Bannon elevates these effects from mere mathematical puzzles to professional-grade performances." The Magician OAS
"If you want the ‘Real Work on No Work’, look no further than John Bannon's Move Zero Max." David Regal
“The genius of John Bannon is evident in this collection, as sleights, gaffs and gimmicks are replaced with exceedingly clever routining. A must buy for the discerning card enthusiast.” George McBride
“Bannon knocks it out of the park once again! Dream Sequence and Smack Monte are going straight into my repertoire.” Cameron Francis
“John has done it again! Move Zero Max is a great collection of sleight-free routines with a regular deck that you will want to perform. I know some of them will go straight to my repertoire because they are soooo good! It’s Bannon to the Max!” Boris Wild
“Bannon's material is so sneaky, his demeanour so relaxed and his performance so casual that at this point it seems like he doesn't do anything and the magic still happens! So, so good. This is material you will use. Psychic superpowers are go!” Mark Elsdon (The Fig)