I will tell you details about Magician so that you can have idea about it and go through it easily.

A magician is an entertainer who performs magic tricks, slight-of-hand routines and card tricks for the amusement of the public at weddings, functions and public gatherings.

A magician is a professional entertainer who uses various methods of magic or illusion to astound watching audiences.

Magic is a performing art which uses natural means to achieve the illusion of supernatural feats.

It is an ancient art which has been popular in Western culture since the 1500s, when contemporary logic was applied to so-called ‘witchcraft’ in order to better understand those seemingly otherworldly abilities

Tentative pay scale
The salary range is very wide, depending on experience, type of function and locality. Large corporate events in London pay £200-£400 per hour, whereas a magician working on small, local performances (such as a children’s birthday party) outside of the capital may expect to receive £70-£100 per hour

Responsibilities

To learn new tricks and practice them to a professional standard.
To be entertaining when performing for the enjoyment of public audiences.
To arrive at the venue in a timely fashion and perform for the pre-agreed time span.
To be courteous, approachable and enthusiastic to members of the public.
In the case of table magicians, the illusionist must engage with the immediate public in an entertaining way.

Qualification
There are no formal academic barriers to entry, although most working magicians choose to become a member of The Magic Circle.

This is an organisation to which membership demonstrates that working magicians are able to perform to a high standard. Membership fees are £150 per year, and joining is subject to an interview where the magician must demonstrate their level of ability. New members must also be approved and seconded by existing members of the society

Skills

Must have an excellent understanding of the routines and techniques which are to be performed.

Must be able to use props and tools in a safe manner, as there is a potential that some may be harmful to participants and performers.

Must ensure public safety for routines which involve direct audience participation.

Should have an understanding of marketing techniques and promotion in order to grow their potential business.

Magicians must also handle their own administration, so an understanding of tax and invoicing is helpful.