The act
Cameron Leo is a Sydney-based magician.
Card work and coin work at your elbow, folded together with mind reading until you cannot say which of the two just happened. Cameron Leo reads body language and nudges decisions, then names what you were about to do before you do it, and guests end up inside the act instead of watching one. The Ultimate Magic Hour gives you sixty minutes of that up close, worked table by table or moving through the room, which is the shape that drops into a wedding reception most easily. Shorter options exist too, half an hour standing up for a small gathering, or a longer stage set pitched at company events. Staging is barely a consideration for the close up work, but a stand up show does want a spot the whole room can see, so describe your venue when you enquire.
See Cameron Leo play
Watch Cameron Leo perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
For your exact date, venue and running time, we send an itemised quote.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Good to know
What to expect
Sleight of hand, mind reading and psychological illusion, blended so tightly you lose track of which one just happened. Cameron reads body language and steers decisions, then tells you what you were going to do before you've done it, and the effect on a room of adults is quite different from a card trick. It's interactive, so guests end up part of it rather than watching. Which format you get depends on the package, but the material stays sharp either way.
On the day
Very little is needed. Cameron carries what he uses and can work standing among your guests or beside a table without any staging at all. The exact requirements shift with the format you pick, since a stand-up show wants a spot everyone can see while close-up magic needs nothing but people. Mention the venue and the shape of your event when you enquire and he'll confirm what he needs.
Performance options
The Ultimate Magic Hour is 60 minutes of close-up work, either mixing and mingling through the room or moving table to table, using cards, coins and ordinary objects. The Living Room Magic Experience is a 30 minute stand-up show built for small gatherings and private parties, close enough that everyone has a front row seat. And the Stage Show runs 30 to 40 minutes of mind reading, influence and audience interaction, aimed squarely at corporate events.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.