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You ask how I know there is a God? Free Tacos. (at The Los Angeles Film School)

hellogiggles:

“Accept that all of us can be hurt, that all of us can and surely will at times fail. Other vulnerabilities, like being embarrassed or risking love, can be terrifying too. I think we should follow a simple rule: if we can take the worst, take the risk.”
#RestInPeace #DrJoyceBrothers

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naturalblkgirlsrock:

Model: Crimson Reign
Photography:J Pleasant Studios
Location: Darlington, MD

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fastcompany:

Improv emphasizes showing over telling, a principle that often manifests in a technique known as “the invisible game” on Key & Peele. The central joke of these scenes is ladled out, beat by beat, but never spoken of. “The audience loves to figure things out,” says Key, who has extensive professional acting experience and a unique physicality honed by emulating silent masters such as Chaplin and Keaton. “They love it when a performer leaves a trail of bread crumbs for them, and they get to participate in the comedy.”
Innovation through improvisation: How Key & Peele busted the forumla and created something new

This is one of the better comedy-process articles I’ve read in a while.

This is relevant to our interests!

This is fascinating. You should read it.

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Why ABC axed ‘Happy Endings’ | EW.com

hannahorvath:

“What we found was it was just too narrow.”

A sitcom about a diverse group of 30-somethings living in a big city is “too narrow”?

My, how TV has changed since 1996.

I Drink Too Much, I Fall In Love Too Fast: but it really is interesting to see how trends in TV plots change over...

hannahorvath:

but it really is interesting to see how trends in TV plots change over years.

in the 90s-early 2000s, Friends was huge so sitcoms were all about groups of young friends living in New York, ER was huge so all the medical/crime procedurals popped up.

now Modern Family is the big hit and you can…

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