How much is Jeff McBride worth?
| Net Worth: | $5 Million |
|---|---|
| Profession: | Professional Magician (age 62) |
| Date of Birth: | September 11, 1959 |
| Country: | United States of America |
| Height: | 1.88 m |
About Jeff McBride
Jeff McBride, sometimes known as “Magnus” is a well-known American magician and lecturer. His estimated net worth is $5 million. Jeff McBride is a unique performer who uses mythology, theater, and illusion in his magic and performances. His magic and performances are a result of his lifelong study of the arts. McBride is known for his finesse, especially when handling money and playing cards.
Jeff McBride has achieved a number of Guinness World Records in addition to receiving awards from the Academy of Magical Arts, the Society of American Magicians, and the International Federation of Magic Societies.
Jeff McBride established the McBride Magic & Mystery School in 1991 with the purpose of instructing the art of stage magic. One of the top institutions for learning magic in the world is the McBride Magic & Mystery School.
Starting At 16
McBride was chosen to perform as the opening act for a band touring Japan when he was 16 years old. McBride became passionate in Kabuki theater and Japanese culture while living in Tokyo. After arriving back in New York, McBride attended the American Mime Theatre while working at the renowned Flosso magic shop. At this time, Milbourne Christopher, Bobby Baxter, Lou Lancaster, Jeff Sheridan, and others taught him.
Headliner
McBride finally made appearances in Atlantic City and at Caesars Magical Empire in Las Vegas after appearing in nightclubs and as an opener for rock concerts. Before returning to Japan to perform and study, he eventually earned the position of opening act for Diana Ross on a national tour.
In a 1994 episode of “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” McBride had a part created especially for him.
World Record Holder
In July 2005, McBride smashed three world records: the fastest one-handed card scaling with 106 cards clearing a distance of 12 feet in 60 seconds; the most continuous multi-coin rolls with eight silver dollars, four to a hand, and 18 rolls in five minutes and 43 seconds.
Among McBride’s best-selling instructional DVDs in the magic field are the three-disc sets that cover the manipulation of playing cards, cash, balls, and thimbles, Zoom, Bounce, and Fly, and Magic at the Edge.
McBride established the “Magic & Mystery School” which offers “Master Class” seminars for magicians. In addition to his busy travel schedule, McBride produced and starred in his live show, Magic At the Edge. Additionally, he developed the “Wonderground” nightclub atmosphere.
McBride appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us in September 2017, where he used a special water bowls effect to fool the hosts. By 2022, $5 million is expected to make up Jeff McBride’s net worth.
