Raising the “stakes” in your work typically raises the energy, attack, and momentum as well.
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Game Library: “They Said, They Said”
Splitting the duties of making verbal or physical offers can result in enriching both elements of your play.
“S” is for “Stage Picture”
Are your improv stage pictures worth a thousand words…?
Game Library: “Invisibility Scene”
Some ghostly scenic techniques…
“S” is for “Split Focus”
99% of the time, “Split Focus” will cause problems on the improv stage. Here’s a consideration of the other 1% of the time!
Game Library: “Crime Endowment”
Specifics provide the life blood of this short-form endowment mainstay.
“S” is for “Specificity”
A little nuance goes a long way….
Game Library: “Narrator”
If you’re looking for a stylistic twist for your short- or long-form work, Narrator might be just the device for you.
“S” is for “Speaking Your Truth”
“In truth,” I find this technique extremely helpful when working with complex and emotionally charged material.
Game Library: “Many Objects”
There are many reasons to love “Many Objects.”