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Best beginner method for solving 3 cubes while juggling them?

Well if it is just for show he can use 7 move reverse scrambles. Scramble with 7 moves that are the same every time (or use two or three fixed scrambles). Then you can 'solve' each cube by reversing the scramble with 7 moves. Massively cheating but non-cubers would not be able to tell.
 
He can try it with 2x2 cubes. It is much simpler (but not so awesome, of course :)
 
Well if it is just for show he can use 7 move reverse scrambles. Scramble with 7 moves that are the same every time (or use two or three fixed scrambles). Then you can 'solve' each cube by reversing the scramble with 7 moves. Massively cheating but non-cubers would not be able to tell.
Nope. There are so many fakes videos of such things out there and we are both quite annoyed of that. People pay quite a bit money for his shows, so they wouldn't want to see faked stuff.

Thanks @Brest :)

@Miro
Hm
First thought that 2x2 might be a learning step for him but I don't think that that will Help him much as turning a 2x2 (especially oh) is quite different than a 3x3 and i imagine that it's really hard to lookahesd on a 2x2 especially for a beginner.
And as a final result 3x3 is just way cooler :p
 
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