Masterclass 8: Instant Miracles

sometimes repetitive - it can create confusion -

sometimes repetitive introduces a slight, does it then does it again and trys to reframe the intro in doing it again ( do this alot Matt ) - it can create confusion - allows talkie spectators to break the flow - interupt and give a private tutorial - I'd circle back at end ... listen I'm a master degfreed educator. a Pewrson can have great knowledge of somethimg and be an expert at doing it - A wise man once told me that does not mean they will be great teachers... that said I love you Matt - appreciate your work and would recommend you - I know your demontrating and giving the how to do it to the best of your ability to teach and not trying to atempt to be a master teacher - as least thats what I think - but those are areas I think could be improved. If you ever watch other guys out there or watch a Reel they just show the trick and then just blast thru the how to, noting a slight and giving a quicke example and done ... they leave it up to you to find the more if you need it or just practice. And if a person joins a Master Class that should require a certain amount of knowledge and ability ... not just wanting to know how all the tricks are done. Stopping to baby them on how to do something should be taboo in a Master Class... Coming back to it in the end would be better... BTW there's technology better than what your doing that can flip POV on a dime whitout you having to work with a camera tripod between you and the cards... come on Matt you got the green back ... :) But all that said I love ya and appreciate you...

Matt provided excellent instruction on a set of really strong effects. His teaching style is clear, simple, and direct. He also answers questions well and provides ways to adapt the effects to suit different settings and styles.

Amazing class!!!

This class was amazing! Matt is such a great and enthusiastic teacher, and the tricks are very high quality. I subscribe to the Vault and the Masterclass which make a great combination. Whereas The Vault focuses on skill development and tricks using these new skills, the Masterclass tricks are more involved and you learn much more about misdirection, presentation and performance. I can't wait to master the latest tricks for performance! - Aaron (North Carolina, USA)