Unleash the Ultimate Torn and Restored Newspaper

Prepare to elevate your magic repertoire with the Ultimate Slow Motion Newspaper Tear by Nick Lewin. This isn't just another rendition of the classic torn and restored newspaper; it's the culmination of decades of refinement, presenting the smoothest, most impactful version you'll ever encounter. Nick Lewin has masterfully adapted Alex Elmsley's brilliant creation, transforming it into a mesmerizing slow-motion spectacle that has consistently closed his award-winning shows for over 30 years. Imagine the gasps as your audience witnesses every incredible stage of the restoration, slow enough to be fully registered, yet magically impossible to comprehend. This profound impact generates standing ovations, turning a strong trick into an unforgettable, applause-generating centerpiece for any performance.

Master a Proven Show-Closer with Expert Instruction

What makes this routine truly exceptional is its unparalleled effectiveness. Alex Elmsley himself, the originator of the effect, declared Nick's handling to be the most effective he had ever seen—a testament to its ingenious construction and presentation. On this comprehensive DVD, you'll gain access to every single move, subtlety, and preparation secret. The instruction is meticulously detailed, leaving no stone unturned. Through performer's POV video, you'll be guided through the precise construction of the gimmick, ensuring you learn to do it 'RIGHT' from the start. Every nuance, tip, and wrinkle that Nick has perfected over years of professional performance is unveiled, offering a true learning experience that will empower you to perform with confidence and precision.

Powerful, Versatile Magic for Any Audience

The Ultimate Slow Motion Newspaper Tear embodies strong commercial magic, designed for maximum impact in any setting. It's a versatile routine that can be performed anytime, anywhere, for any audience, from intimate gatherings to grand stage shows. Nick Lewin closed his acclaimed Las Vegas show with this very effect for five years and featured it in his ACE-nominated performance on the 'Wise Guys Tonight' television special. With a little practice and the expert guidance provided, you'll soon command one of the most effective routines in modern magic, ready to captivate and amaze. This isn't just a trick; it's a reputation-maker, ensuring your performances are remembered long after the curtain falls.

Original Specs

This is the smoothest version of the classic torn and restored newspaper you have ever seen! Nick's handling of Alex Elmsley's brilliant effect is the routine he has closed his show on for 30 years. Why do the routine in Slo-Mo? Check out the standing ovation that Nick gets in the video clip.
The slow motion element turns a good trick into a huge applause getter that allows the audience to register every amazing stage of the restoration.
Every single move and subtlety in the preparation and presentation of the routine is explained in detail. If you want to add this classic effect to your repertoire there is no better way to learn it.
The instruction on this DVD is meticulous and complete. The performers POV video that illustrates the construction of the gimmick shows exactly how to do it RIGHT. Not one move, tip, or wrinkle is left unrevealed, it is a true learning experience.
STRONG COMMERCIAL MAGIC THAT CAN BE PERFORMED ANY TIME, ANYWHERE FOR ANY AUDIENCE

LEARN THE STRONGEST NEWSPAPER TEAR EVER INVENTED.
Mr Elmsley is on record as saying this is the most effective handling of his effect that he had ever seen. Given the instructions on this DVD and a little practice, you will be soon be performing one of the most effective routines in magic. Nick closed his award winning show in Las Vegas with this effect for five years. He also featured it on his ACE nominated performance on the"Wise Guys Tonight" television special.

"This is the most effective handling of my effect that I have ever seen"
- Alex Elmsley

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