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Magicians Only - Episode 25 - Comedy Magic?? with Matt Stellingwerf - Pt2
If you enjoyed the show please consider tipping the team at busk.co/50175/tip
Magicians Only is sponsored by the fabulous MagicOnTheGo.com
This week is part TWO of the HUGE two parter on COMEDY,
After last weeks stunning cliffhanger ending… We pick up where we left off, how to approach and write comedy and we deep dive into the ever elusive CROWD WORK, how that applies to magicians.. And of course so much more.
Everyone say THANKS MATT!
If you enjoyed the show please consider tipping the team at busk.co/50175/tip
Watch the video version on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLORZO6ouYcW12JM9_aMGgJH-Q6Xc2mHvn
Magicians Only! Can be found on all your fave Podcast platforms, including
Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/show/4Z0vSwNryYeNbMlaVGsxpb?si=1d7a5e92d1344611
Apple
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/magicians-only/id1789643714
Summary
In this episode, the conversation delves into the intricacies of comedy and crowd work, featuring insights from comedian Matt Stellingworth. The discussion covers various aspects of writing routines, the importance of improvisation, and the dynamics of audience interaction. The speakers also explore the relationship between magic and comedy, highlighting common challenges and the role of technology in enhancing performances. Overall, the episode provides valuable perspectives for performers looking to connect with their audiences more effectively. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the nuances of comedy, particularly focusing on the art of crowd work and audience engagement. They discuss the jealousy that exists among comedians, the importance of making the audience feel like stars, and the balance between crowd work and prepared material. The conversation highlights the significance of genuine interest in audience members and the techniques that can enhance a comedian's performance.
Takeaways
Titles
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00Introduction to Comedy and Crowd Work
03:13Writing and Structuring Comedy
07:06The Art of Improvisation in Performance
11:17Audience Interaction and Engagement
14:48Magic and Comedy: Common Themes and Challenges
18:07The Role of Technology in Performance
19:46The Jealousy of Comedians
22:09The Art of Crowd Work
26:10Engaging the Audience
30:11Making the Audience the Stars
34:12The Balance of Crowd Work and Material
37:59Final Thoughts and Reflections
Please LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE!
If you enjoyed the show please consider tipping the team at busk.co/50175/tip
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By Steve Valentine
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If you enjoyed the show please consider tipping the team at busk.co/50175/tip
Magicians Only is sponsored by the fabulous MagicOnTheGo.com
This week is part TWO of the HUGE two parter on COMEDY,
After last weeks stunning cliffhanger ending… We pick up where we left off, how to approach and write comedy and we deep dive into the ever elusive CROWD WORK, how that applies to magicians.. And of course so much more.
Everyone say THANKS MATT!
If you enjoyed the show please consider tipping the team at busk.co/50175/tip
Watch the video version on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLORZO6ouYcW12JM9_aMGgJH-Q6Xc2mHvn
Magicians Only! Can be found on all your fave Podcast platforms, including
Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/show/4Z0vSwNryYeNbMlaVGsxpb?si=1d7a5e92d1344611
Apple
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/magicians-only/id1789643714
Summary
In this episode, the conversation delves into the intricacies of comedy and crowd work, featuring insights from comedian Matt Stellingworth. The discussion covers various aspects of writing routines, the importance of improvisation, and the dynamics of audience interaction. The speakers also explore the relationship between magic and comedy, highlighting common challenges and the role of technology in enhancing performances. Overall, the episode provides valuable perspectives for performers looking to connect with their audiences more effectively. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the nuances of comedy, particularly focusing on the art of crowd work and audience engagement. They discuss the jealousy that exists among comedians, the importance of making the audience feel like stars, and the balance between crowd work and prepared material. The conversation highlights the significance of genuine interest in audience members and the techniques that can enhance a comedian's performance.
Takeaways
Titles
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00Introduction to Comedy and Crowd Work
03:13Writing and Structuring Comedy
07:06The Art of Improvisation in Performance
11:17Audience Interaction and Engagement
14:48Magic and Comedy: Common Themes and Challenges
18:07The Role of Technology in Performance
19:46The Jealousy of Comedians
22:09The Art of Crowd Work
26:10Engaging the Audience
30:11Making the Audience the Stars
34:12The Balance of Crowd Work and Material
37:59Final Thoughts and Reflections
Please LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE!
If you enjoyed the show please consider tipping the team at busk.co/50175/tip
Magicians Only is sponsored by the fabulous MagicOnTheGo.com
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