Sketch 101 ONLINE Sundays 1-4pm PT/4-7pm ET
Sketch 101: Online Sketch Comedy Writing
Prerequisites | None |
Scheduled | ONLINE Sundays 1-4pm PT/4-7pm ET |
Start Date | Jan 10, 2021, 1:00pm |
Price | $400 |
Class Size | 10 students |
Sessions | 8 sessions, 3 hours each |
This course is an introduction to the UCB philosophy on sketch comedy, specifically using "the game" to write short comedic scenes. Each week students will engage in writing exercises that will explore different sketch formats. Students will be exposed to different methods for turning funny ideas into even funnier written sketches. Students will leave the class with an understanding of popular sketch formats and a portfolio of writing.
No prior sketch writing experience is necessary -- the only requirement for this class is a desire to write and learn. Students should have access to a computer and printer and be prepared to work outside of class, preparing sketches for presentation in every class.
No prior sketch writing experience is necessary -- the only requirement for this class is a desire to write and learn. Students should have access to a computer and printer and be prepared to work outside of class, preparing sketches for presentation in every class.
Students should have access to a computer and stable, robust internet access and be prepared to work outside of class, preparing sketches for presentation in every class and viewing sketch videos. This online course uses Google Classroom and Google Meet programs to conduct live sessions with your instructor and fellow students.
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Connie Shin, teacher
Connie Shin is a California native who originally studied fine arts at UC Riverside. After being encouraged by peers and teachers, she tried stand up. This led to learning improv and sketch at Upright Citizens Brigade and Groundlings. Currently she writes for Maude night and sometimes Sketch Cram. She also performs improv with group "KanYay! West" and sketch with "Basic Bitches".
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