Last night, I had a pretty rad time with a live reading of a Parks and Rec spec script I wrote for a Comedy Lab course at iO West. (Which by the way, if you are considering taking, you totally should).
It's amazing how much you can learn with actors and an audience. You watch as bits you thought were omg-amazing fall flat, or tossed off moments you thought were just filler end up getting huge laughs.
Prior to our little show, we were supposed to hand out questionnaires to the audience so that they could tell us how much we suck/rule in various aspects of our work. I left the back page of mine blank for additional questions, comments, or doodles of me fighting a robot dinosaur. Below are the best of the results:
It's amazing how much you can learn with actors and an audience. You watch as bits you thought were omg-amazing fall flat, or tossed off moments you thought were just filler end up getting huge laughs.
Prior to our little show, we were supposed to hand out questionnaires to the audience so that they could tell us how much we suck/rule in various aspects of our work. I left the back page of mine blank for additional questions, comments, or doodles of me fighting a robot dinosaur. Below are the best of the results:
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The position here is one of might and fearlessness. The inclusion of the shield shows safety has certainly been looked into. Bravo, anonymous audience goer, bravo.
