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Many folks who pursue the possibility of becoming an amateur magician become quite surprised when they learn that their favorite hobby is a skill that is in demand.

Perhaps you just want to keep it simple and learn a few tricks so you can entertain at your child's next birthday party. The party comes and you are a hit with the kids.

Before you know it. . .

A few weeks later you get a call from the parent of one of your child's friends asking if you would do the same for their son or daughters birthday. Not only do they ask if you will do it, but they offer to pay you for your time! Pretty amazing, isn't it? Before you even realize what hit you, it happens again and again.

Suddenly the little hobby you learned to entertain your kids has mushroomed into a part-time business.

And it works!

Maybe your passion isn't to turn your hobby into producing an income, however, regardless of your reasons . . . what you learn in How to Become a Successful Magician for Fun or Profit! will serve you very well.

Here a bit of what you can look forward to:

Should you buy or make your own props?
Learn handkerchief tricks.
Try your hand at box tricks.
Paper and rope tricks are always well accepted.
How to set the stage
And, in case you are one of those budding entrepreneurs who would like to turn an avocation into a full or part-time vocation here a sample of what you will learn about this lucrative field:
What kind of costumes and makeup you need.
Selecting microphones and other equipment.
How to find gigs.
Preparing promotional materials.
How to handle the media and advertising.
Should you have an assistant?

There are much more. As they say, the devil is in the details and you'll get a full helping of everything you need to know to to become a Successful Magician for Fun or Profit!

Anyone can do it!

Table of Contents:

Should you become an amateur or professional magician?
Do you need an agent?
The business side of magic shows: Microphones and other sound equipment
The business side of magic shows: Promotional materials
The business side of magic shows: The media and advertising
The business side of magic shows: Liability insurance
The business side of magic shows: Finding your gigs
The business side of magic shows: What about costumes & makeup?
Should you have an assistant?
Learning the tricks: Buy or make your props
Learning the tricks: Handkerchief Tricks
Learning the tricks: Box Tricks
Learning the tricks: Paper Tricks
Learning the tricks: Rope Tricks
Learning the tricks: Other Miscellaneous Tricks
Should you become an amateur or professional magician?