How to Sell Your Show Video to the Whole Room Before They Walk Out
Your volunteers want the video. Their friends want the proof. After the Show, the free 62 page guide for hypnotists and magicians, shows you how to sell tonight's video to the whole room, and turn every crowd into your next booking. It is loaded with scripts, videos, checklists and much more.
Thirty seconds, and you will never let a room walk out again
24 chapters, 5 bonuses, 17 illustrations
Loaded with word for word scripts, step by step videos, printable checklists, ready to paste emails, a table sign and much more, all written for performers whose shows are built on people from the audience. Read it once before your next show, then keep the printable checklist in the merch box.
Your audience already wants the video
Your volunteers remember fragments of what they did. Their friends want the evidence. The grandparents back home want to see it. The guide shows you how to turn that moment after the applause into sales, contacts and a recording that keeps earning, using the phone in your pocket.
Part one: before the show
1. Why the audience wants a copy
The volunteer who cannot remember, the friends in the seats and everyone who was not there.
2. Why it is one of the best things you can sell
No cost per copy, buyers who are already sold, and a list that markets your next show.
3. Fifteen minutes of setup, once
The product, the date tag that finds your buyers, the no filming announcement, the instant thank you and the till.
4. The gear
From a pocket camera on a microSD card to multi camera switchers recording to SSD, plus the microphones that make it sell.
5. Music rights: what you can legally sell
Why a short clip or talking over it is not enough, YouTube claims and strikes, and how AI generated music solves it.
6. How to announce it from the stage
When to pitch it, what to say, and the exit line that catches the people still thinking about it.
Full chapters on gear, music rights and more
Researched September 2026: the recording gear from a pocket camera to a multi camera switcher, what US copyright law says about music in a video you sell, YouTube claims and strikes, editing fast enough to deliver the next morning, private and corporate shows, venue revenue shares, and what to do when a recording fails.
Part two: at the table
7. Taking the money in seconds
QR code on their phone, card in hand, cash, and serving the next person while the last one is still paying.
8. Bundles and upsells
Video and t-shirt packages, family packs, and discount codes that bring them back to the next show.
9. Every sale is a new contact you own
Name, email, phone and a tag for that night, with a live buyer list for every show.
No card reader, no clipboard, no queue
Hold out your phone, they scan and pay on their own. Every sale lands in your contact list tagged with that night's show, so you know exactly who to deliver to in the morning.
Part three: after the show
10. Upload the video
Bring it in from your computer or straight from a link in minutes.
11. Editing fast
What to cut, the free software that does the job, multi camera the quick way, and export settings that just work.
12. Deliver it to the people who paid
A private login for every buyer, on any device, for as long as they want it.
13. Sell it again online for years
Rent and own prices on one page, libraries by venue or year, and your own channel.
14. Private and corporate shows
Sell the video to the client, or with permission to the guests, who owns the recording, and the contract wording.
15. Short clips
The free advert for every show: which moments, what format, and where the link has to go on each platform.
16. Sell downloads alongside it
Hypnosis audio sessions, trick tutorials, photo packs. One tick box, nothing to email.
17. Put everything in your own store
The video, downloads and merch in one shop, with the same products at the table.
18. Keep marketing to everyone who bought
Back in town, new video out and private bookings.
19. Turn video buyers into five star reviews
One campaign or an automation that asks the happiest people in the room, and a reviews wall bookers will see.
20. Venues, producers and the revenue share
Recording permission, what venues usually take, contract wording and a live sales report you can share.
21. When it goes wrong
Failed recordings, late delivery, refunds and why disputes cost more.
22. The complete checklist
Everything in order, once, before, during and after each show.
23. Questions performers ask
Pricing, wrong emails, card readers and more.
24. The show ends, the business does not
Why the twenty minutes at the table matter as much as the two hours on stage.
Plus five bonuses you can use tonight
Not just the how. The actual words, the actual sign and the actual checklist, ready to copy, print and use at your next show.
Bonus 1: Stage pitch scripts
Word for word pitches for hypnotists, magicians and crowd work acts, the exit line that catches the people still thinking about it, and the pre recorded announcement that rules out filming, asks for phones off or silenced, and tells the room the video will be on sale afterwards.
Hear the pre show announcement
This is the kind of announcement the guide shows you how to make: recorded once as an announcer voiceover on a short jingle, played from the sound desk before every show. It is a real one, used by a working stage hypnotist.
"Video recording of this performance is strictly prohibited. Please ensure your phones are off, or silenced. The full show performance will be available on video to purchase immediately afterwards."
Bonus 2: A printable table sign
A ready made sign for the merch table: tonight's show on video, how to buy in three steps, a space for your price and your QR code. It sells for you while you are busy with the line.
Bonus 3: Four ready to paste emails
The instant thank you that goes out the moment somebody pays, the delivery day email, the back in town announcement for past buyers, and the review ask. Fill in the brackets and they sound like you.
Bonus 4: Your numbers worksheet
Track your first three shows: people in the room, videos sold, table takings, online rentals and purchases, and new contacts. It shows you where the money is, and what to fix next.
Bonus 5: The one page printable checklist
Everything in order on a single page with tick boxes, from the one time setup to the week after the show. Print it and keep it in the merch box.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Tell us where to send it and the PDF opens straight away. We will also email you the download link, followed by a few short emails over two weeks on putting it into practice. Every one has an unsubscribe link.
Who is it for?
Stage hypnotists, magicians, mentalists, comedians who work the crowd, and anyone whose show is built on people from the audience.
Do I need special equipment?
A camera on a tripod and an audio feed from the sound board is enough to start. Payments run on the phone you already have, with no card reader.
Can I read it online instead?
Yes. The main guide is also on the ClientBranch blog at app.clientbranch.com/b/clientbranch/sell-your-show-video-to-the-audience. The gear chapter and the bonuses are in the PDF.
Sell the next show before they leave the building
62 pages of scripts, videos, checklists and much more. Free, and it opens the moment you ask for it. We will also send you a few short tips on putting it into practice.