General Magic

Impromptu mentalism with nothing but a pen and your business card! Based on an effect by the remarkable Max Maven. Difficulty: Easy

A clean, magical and effective Bill in Lemon routine that is audience tested and approved! A real winner! Difficulty: Easy

Another routine that has helped to earn Scott's reputation, both in the magic community and with lay-audiences. This is a complete routine that flows logically from one phase to the next. The ring is never just slid on or off the rope. It goes on magically, and then it comes off magically. It is also modular, so you can do the whole thing or any series of phases--stop anywhere along the way. Great for table-hopping AND platform! Difficulty: Intermediate

A 2-cup routine that is perfect for table-hopping or formal shows, close-up to platform. No false transfers. No topits, lapping, or sleeving. Can be done seated or standing. And it resets instantly! Difficulty: Easy to intermediate

Scott's version of the classic 3-Ball routine, with some fun twists and turns along the way. Difficulty: Intermediate

Scott's Ellis Ring Routine is not your average on/off a string! Lots of surprises, plenty of humor, and tons of fun and amazement! Difficulty: Intermediate

Two parlor/platform routines for those of you who perform for children and family audiences. First, Scott's handling of the Topsey Turvey Bottles has everyone in stitches and takes the sting out for the audience participant. Second, Scott's killer kidshow closer! A guaranteed crowd-pleaser! Difficulty: Easy

Scott's favorite rope routine for kids and family parlor/platform/stage shows. Complete with the hysterical script. If you have a 6-foot length of rope and a pair of scissors and this script, you've got everything you need for an entertaining routine that will get you repeat and referral bookings! Difficulty: Easy

Here it is! The routine that earned Scott a worldwide reputation. Many magicians have said that this is the best and most commercial sponge ball routine EVER! Scott's favorite and most-performed routine. Difficulty: Easy-intermediate

Four routines with small rings. First, two keychain rings and a shoelace add up to astonishment and amusement. This is followed by two routines with a finger ring and string. The first uses your ring, the second a ring you borrow from the audience. Finally, a borrowed finger ring, locked on the shackle of a padlock, transposes with your ring and ends up inside a locked box! Difficulty: Intermediate

Scott's Ring and stick/wand routine has a devastating impact! Based on some classic moves as well as some you've likely not seen, here is a routine that can be done just about anytime and anywhere. All you need are a finger ring, a stick (wand, chopstick, pencil) and a hanky, and you're good to go. Perfect for impromptu and formal performances! Difficulty: Intermediate-advanced

A feature of Scott's parlor/platform/stage shows. A finger ring, borrowed from a lady in the audience, vanishes while in the grasp of a gentleman from the audience. You offer the lady a chance to win her ring back by playing a game of chance (which in itself ends in an amazingly magical manner!). Finally you offer her a "consolation prize" in the last of a nest of boxes that have been in full view since before the ring vanished--inside this locked box she finds her ring! Difficulty: Easy