Tom Stone – Caught On Tape

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Caught On Tape byTom Stone

Tom Stone is not only an extremely creative thinker and inventor. He is also a very entertaining and charismatic performer， who has been an underground rumor for years! Perhaps you have heard the buzz after his performances at Magic Castle， or after his lecture at FISM?



In this DVD， you will learn eight of his best routines， and if you like close-up and stand-up magic with a twist， you will not only have a good time watching， but also get a lot of inspiration for your own performances.



This DVD Features：

Embedded in each piece is a strong knowledge of misdirection， streamlined technique and engaging dramatic plots. With a boldness that will make your hands happy， you will be able to get signed cards to appear in four different pockets with a minimum of sleights. Borrowed finger rings are linked together without any awkward moments. An isolated， paperclipped card transforms into a signed selection in the clearest version of Bro. John Hamman’s “The Signed Card”. In a stylish and elegant parlor piece， coins appear and fly through the air， ending with the spectacular production of a wine bottle. And a card trick comes together like a surreal and carefully constructed short story.



Jon Racherbaumer once said： “Tom Stone concocts eye-candy for the brain”. Now you can experience the meaning of that for yourself. Enjoy!



“I have respected and admired Tom Stone long before it was considered cool! For his perfectionism as well as his ability to understand what is required to create excellent magic.”

– Daryl



“Tom is one of the most creative magicians here in Europe. His work is always stimulating and worthy of attention.”

– Tommy Wonder



“I am a fan of Tom Stone. He is wonderfully creative – perhaps even more than he himself realizes!”

– Max Maven



“Tom Stone is a rare phenomenon： a fountain of cleverness and creativity， and a truly excellent performer. Whether he is performing or teaching， I want to be in the first row.”

– Stephen Minch