The Unreal Sessions

Jason

Excellent stuff!!!

Rishi

Brilliant work! Getting to see such a variety of amazing card workers is awesome. I especially loved Asi's performance and presentation here.

Billy

Anthony

I am a fan of both Pauls' and Dani's work. Jason, being one of those "gambling expert" magicians, has never been much on my radar, but now he is, and will be from now on.

Nice, easy to understand, and contains several interesting and useful bits and pieces beyond the basic tricks.
Paul Wilson provides an interesting solution for instantly producing four cards, aces or whatever, on top of the deck in a single, seemingly innocent wave of the hands. Pretty to see and pretty easy to execute.

I don't care much for gambling-related tricks, but Jason England's contribution was less gambling than a fun game between the magician and spectator.

Dani is always a pleasure to watch in action. One of the original Hofsinzer problems is the starting point for a routine involving the spectator's free selection of a number of cards from atop the shuffled deck. The cut cards match the magician's prediction... not once, but twice.

All in all a quick - approximately 30 minutes - interlude containing three tricks, lots of possibilities, and even a treasure hunt of sorts. The camera work was top-notch, the teaching clear and understandable, and the material worth consideration. Yeah, it was worth the price of admission.

Félix

Loaded with wonderful pieces of magic, i would recommend it to any serious card magician

Pierre-Marie

George

Unreal Sessions episode 5 is a treat.
I quite liked Jason England's Fever Nails - a slick version of a fun Gary Plants sucker trick from his 2004 Dallas Lecture notes.
Mark Mason's Put & Take move is amazing and has me reconsidering my wardrobe choices.
4 stars!