The College Improv Resource
Welcome to the College Improv Resource. The goal is for this to be a place where college improvisers and former college improvisers can come together and share advice, share forms, share workshops, share ideas, rant, and just educate and be educated about the art-form they've decided or are thinking about doing.
My hope is that other improvisers from troupes all across the Southeast and across the nation will not only be helped by the wisdom shared here, but themselves become contributors.
Contributors will be by invitation, but all you've got to do is email collegeimprovresource@gmail.com and we'll add you.
Some ground rules:
-This is not a place for bashing other improvisers and improv styles, but I'm not going to have a 0 criticism rule. If you hate something, say it in a way that proves that you're an educated being capable of righteous hate, not an ignorant lump who gets his jollies from upsetting other people.
-I would prefer this not just be a place where people plead and spam for festivals, shows, tours, or whatever. If you do a lot of it, you might get dropped, just for the sake of the whole. If you want to start a blog for spamming other improvisers about your improv, I will join you, but I don't want it here.
-Please categorize your posts with labels, like who it's for (Directors, Players, Player-Directors), what it's about (Workshop, General Directing, Basic Improv, The Rules, Starting Scenes), whether or not it's a rant, just a game, or just a funny story (Rant, Warm-up Game, Long-form, Short-form Game, Anecdote). Don't feel constricted to just these labels, but the more common labels we use, the easier it is to search through, the more your post will get read.
-If you're post is long, there is a nifty tool to separate the text (a "Read More>>" jump). It's the piece of paper torn in half up by the picture frame and the movie button.
-If you're post is long, there is a nifty tool to separate the text (a "Read More>>" jump). It's the piece of paper torn in half up by the picture frame and the movie button.
-Other issues will be addressed as they come up and this welcome-post may change accordingly
I'm going to try to set up a links page so if you want in on some of that sweet stuff let me know as well.
Welcome to the blog.