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Sketch Comedy Writing 401

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4 Thu 7-9pm Apr. 17
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Classes run for 8 weeks

Session 4: $199 before 4/8 | $249 starting 4/8
HYBRID CLASS

Designed for experienced writers, this class focuses on advanced techniques, including character-driven humor, multi-scene sketches, and experimental formats. You’ll dive into editing and refining your sketches for maximum comedic impact, culminating in a polished portfolio of work. Collaborate with fellow writers, receive personalized feedback, and explore ways to get your material performance-ready. Whether you aim for the stage, TV, or web, this class will help you create sketches that leave a lasting impression.

Prerequisite: Sketch Comedy Writing 301 or equivalent experience.

 

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