| 3. |
Most difficult situation, how to find the
humor? |
Humor is... |
always based on the
unexpected. |
Look for red flags of author. |
| based on foibles of the
characters. |
| from basic
joke. |
| mainly based on suffering. |
| opposites. |
| playing out every
moment. Humor of each situation. Humor is not waiting for the first lines. |
| the character: character
laughter. Don't spill it - don't spill it - then spill it. |
| the logic of scene. |
| total derailment. |
All comedy situations have to get more
terrible, the minute you get over it, the humor is
gone. |
The clown never smiles, the clown has a tear painted in the
corner of his eye. Everything hurts.
| 2. |
Where the
humor lies. |
| Humor... |
can be ironic and grim not
just joke, joke, joke. |
| comes out of difficulty. |
| counter point of Mystery. |
| in everything; you must
spot it. |
| in the character go for believable. |
| of despair. Suffer in grandiose to make it funny.
Grand Opera. |
| relates to audience. What can they relate too? Basic Joke and suffer
funny. |
| relies on reality. Not on actor's thinking of jokes. |
Play the
situation. The reality of the situation, the humor
will arise from that.
| 1. |
Play for the
humor. |
Humor of scene: |
Uncharacteristic of a woman
to want to get laid. |
Basis of
humor: audience wants to see people with bigger problems. |
| Con man conning the idiot
"sucker". etc. |
People brought up with the "humor
of disaster". |
Jewish humor: laid back, very dry, very ironic, not fanatic, survival
jokes, based on wisdom.
- Be aware the intention to amuse. Elements of humor.
- Comedy change your concept. Dilemma
greater. Don't play humor of dialogue.
Approach to the man hole.
- Find the humor in: short
pants, etc.
- Find the moments to sacrifice
the humor for reality.
- Humor
comes out of difficulty.
- Humor is based on foibles of the
characters.
- Humor is total derailment.
- See the courage of the person, see the humor.
- Set the key; Humor,
etc.
- The style of Comedy
of Manners is where the humor is
based on one segment of society, example: upper class England.
- Understanding of humor:
lesson in using body, sense of gesture, some are funny,
others aren't.
- What are the principles of Comedy? Understand the concept. Find
the humor, find what is funny.
"In the end, it
can't look like acting." |