Daniel Chard - Unorthodox Reset

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A card by card transposition based on Paul Harris’s classic ‘Reset’, Daniel Chard’s Unorthodox Reset transforms four Kings into Four Aces - and back - under seemingly impossible conditions.
Four Kings are shown and placed off to the side under a card box, and the four aces are displayed in the hand.With a twist of the wrist, the first Ace transforms into a King, and dropped onto the table.
Another twist and the second Ace disappears, leaving another King in its place. The third ace is shown and rubbed against the final card - changing both to the remaining kings.
The Kings under the card box are flipped over - to show they have truly changed places with the aces in the hand. With a tap, all four Aces transpose again - completely resetting the trick.
Filled with deceptive sleights, stunning displays and slick, polished moves that are becoming synonymous with the name Daniel Chard, Unorthodox Reset is as much a routine as it is a session on single card color changes.
hard for a few years now. Daniel is oneof the rising stars in UK's card magic.He's got a really visual stylein the same vein as Yoann's magic so when he came to Paris for somehardcore card sessions we decided that we had to share some of hislatest creations with you.
In this download you will learn 1trick and 3 moves (2 variants on the 4for4 switch and an amazing colorchange) that you'll be able to use in many tricks from your repertoire.As a bonus Daniel also shares with you one of his pet tricks that weknow you'll love.
Content :

• Royal symphony: During this beauty display, a royal flush appears at your fingertips.
• Composition: A colour change where one card melts into another, while raised of the deck.
• Carmen: An incredibly deceptive four for four switch, a tribute to Carmen D'amico.
• Sky: a switch that happens in mid air, previously only shown to a select few, well worth the practice.
• Bonus : Cloaked reversal : A card reversal, that happens while the card remains out jogged.