Your Brain on Improv
Rachel Van NesEssays at the intersection of improv, psychology, and life exploring why we're like this.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | rachelvannes.substack.com |
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Why Top Of Your Intelligence in Improv Is Dumb
The bread and butter of UCB-style comedy is unusual behavior. To find the “game,” a character has to do something weird: make sound effects in a meeting, use bagels as beauty products, or pretend to be a Boeing 747 in the break room. This m...
Advice from the UCBLA Improv Community on Harold Auditions
Hi! I wanted to try something a little different this week. I reached out to the UCBLA Community and asked improvisers to share advice they’d give or the best advice they’ve received on auditions. There’s a lot of great collective wisdom he...
A Psychological Survival Guide for Improv Auditions
It’s UCBLA Harold Audition season! Every spring, about 700 people audition for a handful of House Team spots. For some, it’s thrilling. For others, it’s stressful. What a time to be alive!
The Science Behind Why Experienced Improvisers Are Funnier
Hi! This week, I thought it’d be fun to discuss some research that shows how improvisers actually think differently, so buckle-up, buttercup!
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Los Angeles–based comedian, writer, cartoonist, and psychology enthusiast.
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