Zach King
Digital illusionist and filmmaker Zach King pioneered 'magic video' content — short clips with seamless, impossible edits that made ordinary objects transform in ways that defied reality.
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History
- Started creating film editing tricks on YouTube in 2008 under the channel 'FinalCutKing'
- Vine made him famous — 'magic vines' compiled millions of followers before Vine's shutdown
- Flying Broomstick TikTok (2020) — became TikTok's most viewed video with 2.2B views
- Appeared on The Amazing Race Season 27 (2015) with Kelsey Gerber
- Winner of Shorty Award for Best Viner (2015)
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References
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- Zach King — YouTube
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- Zach King — Wikipedia
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