Thought Process by Wayne Fox

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Thought Process by Wayne Fox

Postby grant_m23 » Mar 5th, '10, 00:17



Couldn't find a review for this up here, so thought I'd write something down quick for you...


The Effect
A spectator mentally selects any word that is printed on a playing card box and remembers it (a choice of over 30 words). The magician then instantly tells the spectator what word they are merely thinking of!

Instantly repeatable with a different word

The word thought of is at no point written down

Complete with all props and special gimmicks for all three presentations

Supplied with instructional DVD containing three of Wayne's unique presentations of the effect

Demo
http://movies.magicshop.co.uk/demos/thoughtprocdemo.wmv

Cost
£14.99

Difficulty
(1=easy to do, 2=No sleights, but not so easy, 3=Some sleights used,
4=Advanced sleights used, 5=Suitable for experienced magicians only)

1 to 2 : it's 99% performance

Review
I watched Wayne perform this at Blackpool, and loved the effect - it's simple and direct... and very baffling to the lay folk. If you're reading this Wayne, great idea and I love your personalisation - thanks for making me buy it!

Overall
Great idea turned into a powerful routine you can throw in on an off-beat during some card effects or when asked if you can read minds... now go and read the little flap on the lid of your bicycles

10/10

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Postby Lee Smith » Mar 5th, '10, 02:09

Wayne's Thought Process is great,

I love this, very easy very direct, and plays strong. Wayne is a great guy and has a great way of thinking.

Keep em coming mate.

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