In Air (Red) by Mickael Chatelain Branden Wolf Paul Wilson continues with an

Paul Wilson continues with an in-the-hands version of Nick Trost's classic effect where the spectator selects a card and it's found to be the only one with a differently-colored back

Now the spectator is handed some cards and you both eliminate cards until you have none left in your pile

Includes the damnedest visual penetration: you drop a coin in the glass-it really goes in the glass-and it falls right out the bottom

Chapter XXX: The Gymnastic Aces

This is a classic "Magician in Trouble" routine

In Air (Red) by Mickael Chatelain Branden Wolf Paul Wilson continues with anA MOMENT OF PURE MAGIC Imagine: a chosen card seems to transform instantly, in midair, before your audience's eyes. The illusion is so clear, so impossible, that it triggers the same reaction every time: pure wonder! A REDESIGNED VERSION Thanks to this collaboration, In Air has been uniquely improved: it is now smoother, more natural, and even more impressive. Each transformation becomes a truly cinematic moment, a sequence that your audience will