Master the Art of Stand Up Comedy in Months, Not Years!
In the course of a month, you can learn what took many stand up comedians a few years to master. Enjoy telling jokes and being able to make people laugh. Love that amazing feeling of success after telling a great joke.
Imagine being able to share your funny jokes with the world. People would laugh hilariously at your jokes and you feel amazing on stage. You would feel on top of the world…
For starters, you’ll learn what you need to know about the stand up comedy industry before starting. Then you’ll acquire the powerful mindset which helps you be successful as a stand up comedian. If the comedic mindset comes first, everything else becomes easier. Being funny is more than just telling jokes. It is the mindset that makes you funny.
Learning everything on your own is tough. You can be successful FASTER by modelling other successful stand up comedians. Shorten your learning curve and save plenty of time!
Next, writing jokes is the most important aspect that aspiring comedians must learn to master. You can easily write jokes that get amazing responses. You just need to know how to build your jokes and hit the powerful punch-line!
In addition, you’ll test your written jokes. Know what to look out for and how to determine if a joke is funny enough for a stand up act. When you first write a joke, it may be imperfect due to the lack of comedic timing. Constantly improving your jokes is probably the most important process in stand up comedy.
Finally, presenting your jokes to an audience can improve on them further. Jokes are living things, you need to know how to change it according to circumstances.
What Successful Comedians Will You Model After?
Source: biography.com
In 1937, Bob Hope landed his first radio contract. He got his own show the following year, which became a regular feature on Tuesday nights. Week after week, listeners tuned in to hear Hope’s snappy one-liners and wisecracks.
Jim Carrey got his start with a spot doing stand up at a Toronto comedy club when he was just 15 years old.
Jerry Seinfeld made his stand-up debut at an open mic night in 1976 and appeared on The Tonight Show in 1981.
Joan Rivers’s big break came in 1965: a booking on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. She became an instant hit, and her first syndicated talk show on daytime television, “That Show” with Joan Rivers, combined with appearances on Carson and The Ed Sullivan Show, made Rivers a household name.
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