Dean Dill

View Clip No, you're not seeing double, Dean Dill has been extremely busy over the past four years! For two decades, Dean has been entertaining and teaching some of the finest coin magic around. Not only is he a superb close-up artist, Dean is also a highly sought after teacher, consultant and lecturer. He has taught such people as David Copperfie..

Excerpt from 3-Dean Trilogy by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of Doug's Favorite & Beyond. This is one of Doug Malloy's favorite routines as well as a favorite routine of Dean Dill. This is an amazingly clean version of David Roth's Chink-A-Dink. Includes a flash repeat where all of the coins assemble all at one time and everything can..

Excerpt from 3-Dean Trilogy by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of Do or "Dice". Do or "Dice" was inspired by John Kennedy's "Double Whammy" and given a new handling with new concepts. A fantastic routine with three different colored dice and a cup. Amazingly one dice shrinks and one grows...

Magic's Best Kept Secret After nearly two decades of entertaining with magic, Dean again shares some of the finest material in his repertoire. He's not only a superb close-up artist, but also a sought after teacher consultant and lecturer. He has taught such people as: David Copperfield and Johnny Carson, and has appeared on the "Tonight Show" wit..

Origianally from Flip It by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of Open Coins Across. Dean Dill's interpretation on the Open Hands Coins Across: Three coins visibly vanish from one palm-up open hand and appear in the other. Includes an additional ending where the last coin appears in the closed hand of the spectator! This download also covers ..

Excerpt from Extreme Dean #2 by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of No Extra's. A smooth, quick, versatile, and visual assembly using only four coins. No extra coins, no shells. It can be done on a table or on the floor with four borrowed coins or even four pieces of candy...

Excerpt from Extreme Dean #1 by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of Dinner Napkin. Four quarters placed under the four folded corners of a dinner napkin assemble one at a time. This is repeated with four different coins... a penny, a nickel, a dime, and a quarter in each corner of the napkin. The spectators name a coin of their choosing..

Excerpt from Extreme Dean #2 by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of Coins, Glass & Silk. Inspired by "Coins Thru Table", four coins are placed under a glass on the center of a table and disappear one at a time and incredibly appear one at a time in your hand. Dean has used this routine countless times at his performances at The Magic Cas..

Excerpt from Extreme Dean #2 by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of Coins Thru Table. This is Dean's favorite coins through table routine. Three Coins separately drop into a coffee cup that is below a table. This can be done standing, strolling, and on any table top. Ultra clean as expected from Dean Dill...

Excerpt from Extreme Dean #1 by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of Call Shot. Dean's take on John Kennedy's "Translocation" combined with David Roth's "Chink-A-Chink." One of Dean's favorite pieces of coin magic and as real as it gets. If you ever sat down with Dean at Dean's Shoppe you almost invariably saw this masterpiece. This looks lik..

Excerpt from Extreme Dean #1 by Dean Dill Performance and Explanation of A New Simple Matrix. Al Schneider's simple and elegant Matrix Routine with the Dean Dill touch. Dean has taken the simple but powerful original "Matrix" effect, examined it in detail, and taken out all potential weaknesses. Four coins are fairly covered with 4 cards. No stea..