Improv, Beat by Beat 26 – Advice
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May 26, 2019 Guest
James Dwyer
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John Timothy
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Jesse Lee
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Jessica Morgan
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Alex Dickson
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Molly Thomas
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Beth Appel
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Kelsey Bailey
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Kevin Hines
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Lou Gonzalez
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Nicole Drespel
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Lily Du
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Kevin Mullaney
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Patrick Noth
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Joey Price
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Sebastian Conelli
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Ray Cordova
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Ashley Ward
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Achilles Stamatelaky
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Bill DiPiero
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Will Hines
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Morgan Phillips
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Chris Scott
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Liz Noth
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Maritza Montañez
Join Maritza Montañez, Liz Noth, and Chris Scott, along with other improv experts, as they dive into invaluable advice for first-year improvisers. They stress the importance of attending shows for learning and understanding the craft. Tips include the necessity of regular practice, embracing vulnerability on stage, and building a supportive community. The conversation also touches on navigating sensitivity and the joy of diverse experiences in improv, encouraging newcomers to express their unique voices and foster connections.
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Watch and Analyze Improv
- Watch lots of improv shows, especially early on.
- Critically analyze shows to understand what works and what doesn't.
Active Watching
- Actively watch improv, not passively.
- Analyze why jokes land, identify games and moves, and learn from others' successes and failures.
Practice Makes Perfect
- Treat improv like work; consistent practice is key.
- Focus on a few fundamental skills, not everything at once.