Vanish Magic Magazine CRISS ANGEL(clone) | Page 31

Storage for the online shop. 1993 Criss with his family packing up Criss’ memorabilia into envelopes heading off to distributors and customers of his online store. Criss: I’ve got like the most talented team to help facilitate it. We have literally all the products here, cards, magic kits; we’re running out of space. Over here is our picking area, so like online, people have the ability to buy stuff obviously online. We do a lot of business with online companies, so we literally have people that 1993 Criss with a straigh jacket come here in the morning, print the orders, get the item, put it in a bag and ship it the same day. So each one of these containers has is a different item in it, and as you can see just how many different items just over here that are being sold right now. into making something successful, and you have to have a good understanding of how to bring to fruition elements that make the whole piece cohesive and marketable. It’s interesting, because we live in a world where obviously you have to have a technical prowess to be able to facilitate the demonstration, but there are a lot of things that go So like this kit, every single thing about. I didn’t go to outsource this. Most magicians say, hey put our kit together and put my name on it. i take pride in every single thing in here. Criss picks up one of his larger magic sets. Banachek : Do you know how many of these diagrams, pictures, layouts that he showed me? Criss: I literally picked the tricks. I did the design back here, sat here and did every single thing. Like using this picture, crop it over here, no … move this down here a little bit ... I’ve spent hundreds of hours. Every single picture we shot in our studio, which we’re going to go into right now. VANISH MAGIC MAGAZINE 31