Teaching Interviews: Chris Gethard, Part 2 of 2

improvnonsense:

Part 2 of an interview with Chris Gethard about teaching improv. I asked him for general advice for teachers/coaches. I added the boldface emphasis.

Speak in universals - if you tell two people why their scene is off, two people can get something from it. If you tell those two people how what they’re doing is emblematic of common problems and tendencies, everyone in the room can learn from it. It is on you to make sure the whole room knows that all the notes are for everyone. The people in the scene are at all times the guinea pigs that the rest of us can learn from - so make sure you’re making that easy with how you approach notes.

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    Great interview!
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