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Learn how to entertain kids and work the audience as a clown in this free video series on magic tricks.
There are 17 videos in this series:
Learn all about schmoozing with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to swallow a sword with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to work the audience with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to dollar bill tricks with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn hw to do the cockroach trick with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to make a ring from a dollar bill with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to do the bubbles trick with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn about schmoozing and gifts with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn about schmoozing in your car with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn about the power of magic with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to show kids how to do magic tricks with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to do the magic wand trick with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to do the fortune card trick with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to do the plastic grape trick with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to do the fake gum trick with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn how to make an Italian dipping sauce recipe with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
Learn the golden rule of schmoozing with magic with expert tips and advice on magic tricks in this free video clip on clowns.
For centuries magicians have sparked our imaginations and puzzled our intellects with their ingenious illusions and tricks. The tricks we acknowledge as entertaining today were once used to mystify and cheat audiences in a less scientific age. But even though today's audiences know there is no supernatural powers at work, magic is no less baffling or enjoyable. Whether you're simply pulling the proverbial rabbit from the hat, or making the statue of liberty disappear, magic has the power to inspire and amaze.
In this free video series, our expert Ayejaye will teach you all about schmoozing and magic: he'll show you how to do the cockroach trick, how to work the crowd, how to swallow a sword, how to make a ring from a dollar bill and other dollar bill tricks, and how to do the bubbles trick. He will also show you how to schmooze and come bearing gifts, how to do the magic wand trick, and give you tips on how to work with kids. Finally he'll teach you the plastic grape trick and the fortune card trick. Whether you're an accomplished magi, or a common charlatan, this free videos series will help you schmooze your way to the top!
Aye Jaye Aye Jaye performs regularly at The Magic Castle in Hollywood, CA. One of the original Ronald McDonalds, Aye Jaye spent thirty years training, writing, and performing for McDonalds Corporation. Aye Jaye is the author of The Golden Rule of Schmoozing and is a keynote and motivational speaker. He entertains with his Sideshow Comedy Magic act and gives lectures to corporations and groups on Schmoozing. Living with his family in California, Aye Jaye is finishing a book about his life growing up on his fathers carnival titled Carnival Knowledge.dkdk
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