Reflection: The Card Magic of Bill Goodwin

Oxnard Split 24:48
A highly visual handling of Paul Harris’ “Las Vegas Split.” A Four transforms into two Twos followed by each of the Twos transforming into two Aces.
One Off
The magician attempts to find a selected card, however, he is off by one. To remedy the situation, the magician splits the card into two cards to reveal the selection.
Off Balance Transposition 20:13
A three-phase routine where a selected card and the four Aces repeatedly switch places culminating with a visual transformation of the selection into the four Aces.
The Paint Brush Change (Roy Walton) 13:50
Roy Walton’s wonderful full face visual change happens instantaneously as you “wiggle” the card.
Double Lift Unload
A deceptive technique for unloading the lowermost card of a double so that it appears as if the card never goes flush with the deck.
About Face
A card held at your fingertips turns over visually with just a stroke of your thumb. A handling for Alex Elmsley’s “Turn-About Card.”
Twisting the Kings 13:33
A direct handling of Dai Vernon’s classic “Twisting the Aces” finishing with all four cards turning over simultaneously.
The Mirage Trick 9:52
The magician offers to show the audience a mirage. A selection is produced between two cards, but immediately vanishes proving that its appearance was just a mirage. Included in the explanation is a handling of the Bluff Pass.
Spectator Cuts to the Aces 7:37
A clean and direct handling of this classic plot. The method highlights a versatile unloading technique that can be applied to other effects.
Mistaken Sandwich 6:31
A card is produced between two others. Realizing that it is not the selection, the magician causes it to change into the correct card. The three cards can be examined.
Reciprocity 14:44
The four Kings and the four Aces change places instantly. Two handlings are included.
Hold the Mayo 12:36
The four Aces are produced one at a time from between two Jokers.