Improv Is Easy!

(Then why is it so hard?)

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How do you take a game or idea that has already been established from the opening and keep it interesting for the first beats? Put the game in a different setting? Analogous? - johneveretttrowbridge

Sure, those would work! Just do something with the idea that you’d like to see and haven’t already done in the Opening.

Also, how important is game to you? (It’s everything to me) johneveretttrowbridge

For me, pretty important. Any sort of repetition/playing with an established idea is a game. Funny or not. (Your mileage may vary.)

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  1. improv-is-easy reblogged this from coreybrown and added:
    my feelings pretty well…...Openings: Create
  2. coreybrown reblogged this from chrisreblogs and added:
    I think this type of question is more dependant on the team’s focus, and not the individual. I think the most important...
  3. chrisreblogs reblogged this from johneveretttrowbridge and added:
    I am with you 100% on this one, John. I think some of this comes from stuff we are told in early classes, especially...
  4. johneveretttrowbridge reblogged this from improv-is-easy and added:
    haven’t… I guess I ask about game because I see a lot...from the opening and then use that...
  5. talkingbreakfast reblogged this from improv-is-easy and added:
    I’ll probably stick to shorter versions from now on.
  6. improv-is-easy posted this