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Episode 03 - Support
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We talk SUPPORT with Simon McCullough (@simculloch). Support isn’t limited to tags, walk on’s and off-stage voices, but is more broadly about supporting your team in their ideas and as people, because that’s vital to doing a good show. Good support means committing to what’s there rather than trying to fix it. We discuss the ways you can provide support, the subtle moves you can do to bring the show together. We also end up talking about being a good human and learning to take and use criticism.
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Katherine Weaver – teacher and performer at Impro Melbourne
Impro Melbourne – another improv company based in Melbourne
Patti Stiles well-known improviser, teaches world wide
Andrew’s blog - http://improvaf.tumblr.com/
T-pain’s advice for getting over creative block
Community references: We talked about Adam Kangas, Matt Jenner, and Andrew Watt, as well as some old Harold house team: Foggy Windows, Dirt squad, Bass drum kitten, and Friends at the end. We discuss a couple of current/ongoing shows: Fresh Blood, and Play like a girl
Jason Chin – a wonderful improviser who taught us loads.
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