Archive for December 2020
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Read MoreImprov Genre Selection Box: Meet your teachers
[ad_1] This year we are excited to bring you not one but three holiday time intensives! Here we meet the teachers of the improv genre selection box. We find out about their class and what they are hoping to get from Santa! So, who are the teachers of the improv musical selection box? …
Read MoreVibe Check Improv Group Interview
In Episode 4, we had improv group, Vibe Check, to talk about their wild story about how they formed, their project inspired by the 2019 film Cats, and creative ways they have stayed in touch during the quarantine! source
Read MoreImprov Tip #155 Speak Subtext and Listen Viscerally (w/Melanie Chartoff) (2020)
Improv, Improv Comedy, Improvisation – whatever you call it, we’re here to help. In this week’s improv tip, guest tipper Melanie Chartoff talks about using the two powerful tools of Speaking Subtext and Listening Viscerally to supercharge your scenes. Whether you’re doing improv comedy, playing improv games, using improv in your acting classes, or expressing…
Read MoreComedian Sarah Schultz Interview
Here’s our interview with comedian Sarah Schultz from Episode 1! Where she performs a short set and later discusses starting out in comedy, how improv has helped her in stand up and performing to an audience! source
Read MoreImprov Musical Selection Box: Meet your teachers
[ad_1] This year we are excited to bring you not one but three holiday time intensives! Here we meet the teachers of the improv musical selection box. We find out about their class and what they are hoping to get from Santa! So, who are the teachers of the improv musical selection box? (so…
Read MoreMan on the Street Report from Mark Hendall
In Episode 1, we heard from Mark Kendall on rare birds found in Atlanta, but there we some technical difficulties… source
Read MoreZoom In On Help Desk
[ad_1] With its focus on characters interacting, Help Desk games are perhaps the rubric most conducive to Zoom. As such, I found myself hewing much more closely to my typical Help Desk curriculum this class. The biggest hurdle came in navigating Pivots and Split Screens. Appearing on a Zoom screen it’s certainly not easy to…
Read MoreZoom In On To The Ether
[ad_1] The Patterns & Games class where we go over To The Ether games is always my favorite. This time was virtually no different. Understanding the atomic structure of patterns can help a group collaboratively build evolving molecules which combine into complex compounds. Patterns that facilitate game play can be defined by three “moves.” A…
Read MoreZoom In On Hey Everybody
[ad_1] “Hey, Everybody,” we say as our initiation in some form. Maybe it’s “Team, take a knee,” “Soldiers. Attention!,” or the Zhubin Parang special, “People, people, [important person] is ready for your questions.” The potential for trouble in a “Hey Everybody, get out here” initiation is high. Players may rush out on stage to support…
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