And getting the necessary gimmicks is a plus too, I don't mind putting it together myself ( I actually like to do it ) as long as you don't have to go on a scavenger hunt for everything!

You do not see the whole back of the phone when performed so looks a little odd to me in the vidio,where as if you perform ilogo you see the whole back which is way more visual and I would only be interested in the phone effect if indeed the whole back could be seen as it looks half is allready invisable to the eye and he just disapear's that half,minded you I do not have an iphone 5 and will not be getting one as I am happy with my iphone 4s,it still looks quite nice.

Hey Firestarter,
just a quick reply ...they do see the whole back of the phone just before its vanished just not shown fully in the trailer..as its a trailer.

This can be done with any phone within reason..i carry gimmicks for iphone 5 white and black and also the iphone 4 in my wallet as these are the most used phones. it explains how it can be done with any phone and is an easy process to do.

In regards to an earlier post you will need you basic bits for the diy stuff but wont be going on a hunt for special bits.

Hope this helps all

Chris Webb

www.ChrisWebbVault.com

#Worthy

Thanks Chris well if I can do this with my black iphone 4s I am in,love phone magic,all the best.

Is really cool!!
Just got my!
3 fun effect inside 1 dvd is really cool!
Good Job Chris!

How about that phone Vanish?

It was reviewed on this weeks Unwrapped- Kyle didn't seem so crazy about it. Would be good to hear some more reviews though.

I've seen the DVD and will give my honest opinion on the product...

The signed card effect while requiring a gimmick, is great fun and I enjoyed performing it. Pretty great reactions. Good stuff here...

The bill change is also a fun little piece, but unlike Kyle, I didn't have a problem with the gimmick.

The iPhone vanish was my least favorite effect on the DVD. The gimmick looked bad in the lighting even for the DVD shoot, and you could tell right away that it was in fact a gimmick. Though I tend to agree with Kyle on this: If you perform this at the RIGHT time, under the RIGHT light and for the RIGHT people, it should leave a nice lasting impression...