Isolated Visitor (Larry Jennings/Derek Dingle) 

Thank you. I really love this trick. When I first got into card magic, this was one of the first tricks that got a wow reaction from me. It brings back great memories.

Brilliant good to see someone as enthusiastic about magic as me!!

Nice performance. The first transfer was pretty much invisible. I love this effect, but I hate the last move. You've done a great job motivating the action!

exceptional handling, I just recently learned The Visitor and thought I'd surf RU-vid to see how others do it...yours is by far the cleanest I've seen, I guess I have some practicing to do? :)

Hey I've seen a lot of performances of this trick but really, this one is the best. That's some magic there. 5/5

@TheBradTobin The routine you are referring to is called "LJ visits BJ" (Larry Jennings visits Brother John Hamman). I think it is a fantastic piece of magic. it combines his 76 collectors with the visitor. I do not do it because it is not impromptu; however I like how he uses the card box to make the transfer easier. I love his card work; Ackerman is indeed a great thinker and one of my favorite card magicians.

I prefer this version over the original because it provides a better motivation for the moves (IMO). Thanks for taking a look and commenting.

I really appreciate your kind words. You know, it makes want to keep sharing some more effects. Thanks.

I love the top change like ad on move and theres great motivation and at the moment a lot of heat on the kings

Thanks. In case you are interested, this particular handling of the visitor is found in "The Collected Almanac" by Richard Kaufman. Good luck practicing!

@TheAtfusatfus Thanks. I like this version a lot.

Nice I like that transfer.

Thanks. I agree the last move is hard to get away with (not impossible). Also, I have no idea why so many people put the packets toguether at the end; there is no transposition in my eyes when that happens.

I love this effect but ive never found a handling that i thought was perfect, i think allan ackermans come the closest in his version( i believe unpublished) he performs in Hit the Road.

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some of your move are too fast and look suspicious.. overall good performance