Chris Kenworthey and Mark Mason Present EYEPHONE (Gimmick and Online Instructions) by Alan Boyd - Trick

Reveal a name or place your spectator is merely thinking of, with no questions asked. Chris Kenworthey and Mark Mason present EYEPHONE by Alan Boyd, a peek device designed to look like a cell phone and fit naturally into a contact-reading presentation.

The spectator writes any contact, person, or place on a business card. The card is kept face down and slid among the credit cards in the holder attached to the EYEPHONE, before you reveal their thought.

• Everyday-object presentation: The phone-like prop gives you a familiar way to introduce the routine.
• No questions: Reveal the selected person or place without asking the spectator anything.
• Any language: The routine is described as suitable for any language.
• Practical performance: It has no reset and nothing to break or replace.
• Gimmick and online instructions: Includes 15 ideas and routines to explore.
• Important to know: The EYEPHONE looks like a cell phone, but it is not a working phone.

Bring EYEPHONE into a close-up set when you want a familiar phone-themed moment to lead into a surprising thought revelation.