Finding the Funny -- What's Funny? -- The Many Faces of Comedy -- Comedy for the Page -- Comedy for Ensemble Performers -- Comedy for One -- Common Threads in All Comedy -- You Are Funny -- Why People Laugh -- Growing a Funny Bone -- Keeping Track of It All -- What Makes You Laugh? -- Looking for the Funny -- Inspiration vs. Perspiration -- The Best Places to Find Comedy Ideas -- Examine Each Situation for Comedy Potential -- Types of Comedy -- Humor Has Categories -- Stand-Alone Jokes -- Story Jokes -- Physical Jokes -- Character Jokes -- Basic Comedy Construction -- Building a Laugh -- The Universal Joke Formula -- Premise: The Subject -- Point of View: How You See It -- The Twist: Getting to the Humor -- Keeping the Comedy Visual -- Comedy Writing Rules -- Clarity Is Everything -- End on a Trigger -- Go All the Way -- Soul-Searching Comedy -- It's All About Emotions -- Stay on Topic -- Make It Matter -- Know What You're Talking About -- The Premise -- Research Everything -- The Subject Isn't the Subject -- Funny Focus -- Organizing All This Information -- Be Sure You're Sure About the Joke -- Exploring Your Point of View -- POV Defines Comedic Voice -- Basic Emotions -- Don't Suck, Part Two -- Try Something New -- Let's Twist Again -- Choosing the Right Twist -- Surprise! -- Mix It Up -- Clear Twists -- Twists on Top of Twists -- Congratulations! It's Funny -- Putting Together the Elements -- Matching Your Joke to Your Comedy Style -- Fine-Tuning Your Presentation -- Keep Going: Write Every Day -- The Art of Comedy Writing -- Long-Form Comedy -- Turning One-Liners into Bits -- Writing with Speed -- Stories -- Story Revision -- Stories for Jokers -- Exercise: Make It Longer -- Comedy Is Life -- Finding Common Ground with Your Audience -- Changing Attitudes -- Nothing Is Too Obscure -- Stay Involved -- Don't Lie ... Well ... Only Lie a Little -- It's All About the Words -- Keep the Language Simple -- Use Language as Art -- Use Your Words to Create a Rhythm -- Write In Silence and Physical Movement -- Keep It Clean -- Going All the Way -- Don't Hold Back Anything -- Accentuate the Positive -- Eliminate the Negative -- Don't Mess with Mr. In-Between -- This Sucks -- The Craft of Comedy Writing -- Learning to Let Go -- Ready to Edit? -- Give It a Little Tweak -- Addition by Subtraction -- Long-Form Editing -- Apply for Your Artistic License -- Everything Old Is New Again -- Comedy Is a Work in Progress -- This Old Joke -- The Changing Order of Things -- "This Bit Just Might Work If I Change ..." -- Exercise: Long-Lost Laughter -- Who's Going to Laugh at This? -- Relating to Your Audience -- Cater, Don't Pander -- Edgy Humor -- Topical Joke or Cheap Shot? -- Staying Unique -- Not All Jokes Work Everywhere -- Does It Have a Pulse? -- Styles Define Markets -- There's Room for Every Joke -- The Square Peg Meets the Round Hole -- The A to Z of Saleable Comedy -- Preparing to Be Professional -- Keeping Your Ideas Current -- Knowing What Ideas to Develop Next -- Money for Funny -- Buyers and Bloodsuckers -- If It's Funny, It's Money -- Action! -- Selling Your Screenplay -- Selling Sitcoms -- The Allure of Greasepaint -- Chapter One -- More Funny Books -- The Real Story -- Comedy Delivered to Your Door -- Psst, Hey Buddy, Wanna Buy a Joke? -- Comics and DJs and Hosts--Oh My! -- Speakers Say the Funniest Things -- First Contact -- Different Jokes for Different Folks -- Comedy on the Page -- Did You Hear the One About -- Stop the Presses! -- A Fictional Accounting -- The Sunday Funnies -- The Caption Reads -- Sitcoms -- How Sitcoms Work -- Structuring Your Spec-Script -- Formatting Your Spec-Script -- Spec-Scripts vs. Pilots -- Outlines and Treatments -- The Show Bible -- Using Your Spec-Script -- Ensemble Comedy -- Sketch This -- Funny in Film -- Curtain Up -- Funny for Two -- Solo Comedy Professionals -- "Hey, It's Great to Be Here Tonight ..." -- Hey Mr. DJ! -- Hereeeeee's Johnny! -- Specialty Acts -- Adding a Dash of Funny -- Speech! Speech! -- From the Dais -- Cheers! -- Corporate Comedy Writing -- Something to Do Every Day -- Annotated Taina Script.
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Provides advice for writing comedy, including television scripts, plays, feature films, cartoons, and stand-up jokes, and includes information on using comedy in business presentations.
عنوان اصلی به زبان دیگر
عنوان اصلي به زبان ديگر
Comedy writing
موضوع (اسم عام یاعبارت اسمی عام)
موضوع مستند نشده
Comedy-- Authorship.
موضوع مستند نشده
Wit and humor-- Authorship.
موضوع مستند نشده
Comedy
موضوع مستند نشده
Comedy-- Authorship.
موضوع مستند نشده
Kreatives Schreiben
موضوع مستند نشده
Wit and humor-- Authorship.
رده بندی ديویی
شماره
808
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7
ويراست
22
رده بندی کنگره
شماره رده
PN6149
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A88
نشانه اثر
M46
2004
نام شخص به منزله سر شناسه - (مسئولیت معنوی درجه اول )