MJM Magic Bisection by Andrew Mayne [BISECTION] - Watch Video:HighBisection by Andrew Mayne Vanish Half Your Body In the Blink of an Eye Andrew Mayne presents a brand-new effect for the solo illusionist. At any time during your show you ...

A fantastic and visual stage illusion that requires no assistants and packs into a single box or case, Andrew Mayne's "Bisection" is a stunner. The magician walks out onto the stage and with the cover of a cloth curtain that is lifted ...

Bisection by Andrew Mayne - DVD Bisection Andrew Mayne View Clip In the blink of an eye half the magician's body vanishes... A stage illusion small enough to fit in a briefcase - Astounding enough to be performed on...

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The tear, based on a popular method, has served me well, but I may well be tossing it to employ Andrew Mayne’s excellent "Tear Down." Please click here to read our review. More Reading: Maynia by Andrew Mayne · Bisection by Andrew Mayne ...

Now on DVD, Andrew Mayne presents his incredible one-man illusion that’s been on stage and television around the world. For the first time Andrew presents several Bisection variations for different situations, including Bisection 360 ...

BISECTION, Andrew Mayne’s most popular illusion plan. At any time during your show make half your body disappear in a fraction of a second. Just as quickly as your body vanished, it returns. Perform it anytime, anywhere. ...

a fantastic and visual stage illusion that requires no assistants and packs into a single box or case, andrew mayne's "bisection" is a stunner. the magician walks out onto the...

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It used to be my stand-up opener but is only brought out on occasions when I need it. The tear, based on a popular method, has served me well, but I may well be tossing it to employ Andrew Mayne's excellent "Tear Down." ...