Discover the comedic brilliance of Rowan Atkinson and learn valuable lessons in attitude-based humor. Explore how his iconic characters and physicality bring relatable truths to life. Unleash your own comedy genius by embracing unique styles and finding humor in the ordinary. Get ready to crack up with insights from this legendary funnyman!
Get ready to take your stand-up comedy to new heights with the power of ‘show, not tell.’ Learn how to captivate your audience by painting vivid pictures with your words. Discover the key writing techniques in this video that will have you rolling with laughter. Don’t miss out on this essential guide for aspiring and experienced comedians!
Dive into the belly-laughing world of stand-up comedy, from nerve-wracking open mic nights to turning everyday mishaps into side-splitting material. Get a peek into the world of comedy where the unexpected becomes the punchline
The SNL 40 special featured an appearance by Bob Odenkirk, the newly minted star of BETTER CALL SAUL. He talks about the time he spent writing on SNL, the intense challenges involved in writing sketches, guidelines necessary for successful sketch comedy, and the unmitigated respect he learned to have for Lorne Michaels. He also talks … Read more
The 1980s comedy scene in San Francisco was bustling, producing stand-up legends such as Robin Williams, Dana Carvey and Paula Poundstone. Then the comedy bubble burst, comics moved to New York and LA and Bay Area clubs were shuttered. This is the story of three comedians – Will Durst, Larry “Bubbles” Brown and Johnny Steele … Read more
Jerry Corley the “Joke Doctor” shatters the arbitrary rule of it taking 10 years to find your comedic persona. Comedy is a very personal thing. When anyone paints everyone with a broad brush, (as in it takes “10 years” to find your persona as a stand-up comedian), I call bullshit. There’s evidence to the contrary … Read more
SLICE n RICE share tips on How to Grow a Comedy Channel on YouTube!
Documentary covering what came to be known as “The Boston Gold Rush” of the late 1970s and early 1980s, when Boston stand-up comedians like Dennis Leary, Steven Wright and Colin Quinn burst upon the national scene, giving audiences a taste of the hard-edged social and political commentary that came out of that city.
The comedian and New Yorker contributor talks with the New Yorker editor Susan Morrison, shows clips of his stand-up performances, and does rope tricks.
Video essay discussing the basic components of comedy editing. Written by Ryan Rosenau and edited by Alison Work.
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