Texas Magic Academy
Discover Magic in a camp and class environment
A Character Skills Course Cleverly Camouflaged as a Magic Class!
Respectful
Be on time. Be kind to your audience. Treat others the way you want to be treated. Never interrupt or interfere when someone else is performing. Never announce that you know how a trick is done. Respect is shown through actions, not words.
Prepared
Practice matters. Have a plan. Set up properly. Know your beginning, middle, and end. Be ready for common moments like, “How did you do that?” or “Can you do it again?” Preparation creates confidence.
Enthusiastic
Enjoy what you’re doing. Smile. Use your voice and natural gestures. Stand tall. Take care of yourself with good rest and healthy habits so you bring real energy to your performance.
Confident
Introduce yourself clearly and with purpose. Remember that performing magic is a gift to your audience. Trust your preparation, engage with people, and allow yourself to enjoy the moment.
Humble
Never brag. Always stay teachable. Admit mistakes. Learn from others. Give credit where it’s due. Celebrate other people’s success and help them succeed when you can.
Creative
Allow yourself to be different. Don’t take ideas without permission. Try things that might not work. Add your own personality. Creativity is developed through practice, not something you’re simply born with.
Authentic
Be yourself. Don’t pretend to be someone you’re not. Be truthful. Don’t blame others. Focus on entertaining, not impressing. You don’t have to try to make friends, just be a good one.
Giving
Give without expecting anything in return. Create moments people remember. The real gift isn’t the trick, it’s how the audience feels afterward. Do good quietly and let the impact speak for itself.
