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  • Ratatouille Improv Quotes

    I’m now thinking that a lot of movie quotes can be turned into improv quotes by switching some key words to “improv” or something of that ilk. Today’s case study? Ratatouille. Please enjoy these quotes about improv from Ratatouille. Auguste Gusteau: You must be imaginative, strong-hearted. You must try things that may not work, and you…

    Stephen

    Movie Quotes
    movies
  • An Improv Rubric

    The content reveals the development of an objective rubric for assessing ensembles. The methodology involved the leadership team completing a form for all performers, followed by collaborative review and calculation of average scores. The author invites others to use the rubric or modify it for their own use, providing a Google Doc version for download.

    Stephen

    Document, Resources
  • Salute Your Shorts

    Salute Your Shorts

    Knowing short form games can improve long form acumen. Like navigating a city, learning various games and structures is beneficial. It provides versatility, facilitates efficient movement, and enhances comedic elements in scenes. Understanding the potential for comedy in long form enriches improvisation and expands one’s skill set. Ignorance should not be embraced as an asset.

    Stephen

    Long Form, Short Form, Theory
    comedy, improv
  • Short or Long Form?

    Short or Long Form?

    The age-old question of Long form or Short form improv sparks debate. Short form is criticized for its ease and superficial entertainment, while long form can be pretentious and incoherent. Despite their flaws, both styles have the potential for greatness. Short form isolates specific skills and engages the audience, while long form allows for deeper…

    Stephen

    Long Form, Short Form, Theory, Thoughts

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