The Future Magician in New York City
Lincoln Hello Again Series spent several days with an enchanting man. Doug McKenzie (who has produced magic for the likes of David Blaine) is one of the world's premiere close-up magic artists. But Doug's interest in the illusion goes far beyond typical street magic. He has made it his mission to incorporate new technologies into his work, making a seemingly mundane cell phone the key to a mind-blowing performance.
Watch this awesome video, shot on the streets of New York City with McKenzie. He will be surprising and delighting passers-by.
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