Johnny Carson Explains How He Writes Jokes
An audio interview with one of the greatest underrated comedians, Johnny Carson.
Seinfeld On Timing
A breakdown of Jerry Seinfeld’s use of timing to make successful career moves, and what we can learn from it.
How Can I Tell A Story Like Kevin Hart?
Kevin Hart is one of the funniest men alive. Whether in interviews with Ellen Degeneres or George Lopez, or his standup specials, he tells absolutely hilarious stories. In fact, most of his standup routine consists of him telling stories. But he does it in such a way that hooks an audience and never lets go, … Read more
How To Take Your Own Headshot
How to Take Your Own Headshot | TECH TALK In this video I’ll talk about how to set up your shot, what equipment to use, how to set up your shot, what to wear and my best posing tips for taking your own headshots in this new tech talk boo! This vid will be useful … Read more
How Dave Chappelle Writes A Joke
To me, Dave Chappelle is a perfect example of someone I think is a master of the comedy scene. And, oddly enough, it’s not even because of his “jokes”, but rather how he engages the audience and, as the title of the video suggests, how he writes his material.
How Can I Engage An Audience?
This stand up comedy tip will put the audience at ease. While speaking naturally offstage is no problem, many new comedians find themselves performing a “rehearsed” set that doesn’t sound natural. Unnatural sounding material quickly disengages audiences. That means you could bomb simple because the audience finds it as too much effort to pay attention. … Read more
Can I Really Avoid Bombing?
Try these 4 tips from comedy teacher Jerry Corley and you’ll never bomb again. Maybe.
What Do I Need To Do To Break Through?
Why do some stand-up comedians rise to the top of the stand-up comedy industry while other funny comedians get stuck performing hell gigs? Jared explains how you can become more unique and memorable as a stand-up comedian while also getting tons of laughs on stage. Using examples from the careers of Richard Pryor, George Carlin, … Read more
Carlin’s 7 Words You Couldn’t Say
George Carlin first performed “7 Dirty Words” monologue on May 27, 1972 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium for a taping of his album “Class Clown”, released in September of that year.
