The first improv “V” offers five vital features of your vocal work to consider if you’re looking to break old patterns and make new discoveries.
Tag Archives: Objective
“T” is for “Transaction Scene”
Exchange your run-of-the-mill “Transaction Scene” for something with a little more oomph and potential.
Game Library: “Text/Subtext”
Unlock the fun (and challenge) of shifting quickly between your text and subtext.
“S” is for “Stakes”
Raising the “stakes” in your work typically raises the energy, attack, and momentum as well.
“S” is for “Secrets”
Psssst… here are some thoughts on “Secrets” and improv.
“R” is for “Relationship”
The “R” in “CROW” stands for “Relationship.”
“P” is for “Point of View”
Some advice for quickly snapping into an effective POV when your character hits the stage.
Game Library: “Get Them To…”
This exercise ably demonstrates the importance of clear objectives and tactics in our scripted and non-scripted scene work. And it’s my 200th post to boot!
“O” is for “Objective”
What are you fighting for as your characters on the improv stage?
Game Library: “Angel and Devil”
The central technique of “Angel and Devil” adds vibrancy to long-form pieces while also operating well as a stand-alone short-form game or skills building exercise in a workshop setting.
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