Chad Allen Magic provides a multitude of services for your online or live events. He’s a magician, a public speaker, a creative writer and an advocate for people with disabilities.

LIVE MAGIC

Find me appearing on Penn and Teller: Fool Us on the CW Network. Experience my show at the World Famous, Magic Castle in Hollywood, CA. See me strolling among guests at conventions and cocktail hours while serving up some of the most amazing magic this incredible art has to offer. Watch me present my intimate theatrical show as a blind magician.

PUBLIC SPEAKING

Sharing my story as an artist who happens to be blind gives audiences a living example of how tenacity and grit informs self-determination. Combining art with disability has the power to transform our misconceptions and reframe what we perceive as possible. My unique characteristics represent our need for innovation and “out of the box thinking” in our modern world. Book Chad for corporate events, conferences, radio shows, podcasts television and more! “I see with the brain. That’s what I’m trying to share with the world.”

MEDIA

As a writer, I created a comic book for blind people to show how a “visual art” can be enjoyed by everyone. I am always seeking opportunities to challenge the status quo and At UNSEEN’s core, it’s a transmedia story World that can be enjoyed by everyone all at once.

Meaning, whether sighted or blind, deaf or in a wheelchair, the elements of UNSEEN are engaging and immersive. It’s an illustrated comic book, an audio drama, a TV show, a video game, a virtual, augmented, or extended reality experience for the masses. As a writer\magician who happens to be blind, I created this universe to show that I have the awareness to expand our perceptions about diversity and inclusion through story. What can be achieved beyond what’s already been done in media and entertainment today?

For further details, hit the Contact button at the top of the page. Pitch deck is ready for UNSEEN. Please check out www.unseencomic.com for the full experience during its moment at the Exploratorium Museum.