A lot can happen in an entire year, so here’s a list of  some of my “bests” of 2008. You can also read the original 2008 posts in their entirety, but it ain’t pretty. Best Weekly Project – $100 Budget By far the hardest and most impactful project of the year was living on a […]
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One of my goals for 2008 was to write a joke for every single day of the year. All 366 of them (thanks Leap Year!). I succeeded, though not all of the jokes were great. You can read all of them here in this download: A Joke A Day 2008. In it, you’ll get some of
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My brother and I created this calendar for my family for 2008. It combined my stand-up with his drawing skills.
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I am many things, but modest isn’t necessarily one of them. Even still, I do try to accurately depict my past experience and current skillset. But I have noticed, especially in the entertainment industry, a lot of people like to inflate what they’ve done as much as possible. As such, here is my super exaggerated
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I recently completed my Clocked! class at The City with my class show on November 2. This a review of the The City’s Clocked! class. Summary The City’s Clocked! class was the first class I’ve taken that taught a specific improv form (you don’t get into Harold’s until the later classes at UCB). And while
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Sadly, at 24 years of age, today was my first time voting in an election for the US government. I’ve voted for where our family should go for vacation, who should be Prom Queen,who should be #1 in the AP Preseason NCAA Football poll, and even who should be the Last Comic Standing, but I
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Instructor: Aaron HaberDate Taken: October 2008 When I first started taking classes in NYC, I found a description of one called Clocked! by Aaron from the Broadway Comedy Club. The idea of the class was to learn a form that involved a series of 30-second and 10-second scenes. While I don’t know that it makes
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Instructors: Neil Casey / Kevin HinesDate Taken: October 2008 The concept of “game†taught at UCB immediately appealed to my math-mind and helped me find ways to explore funny.  I took 201 as an intensive (8 3-hour days over 2 weeks) hoping to get through it faster, and while it was a fun experience, it was
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I just finished my 201 intensive at UCB with my class show on October 26. This a review of the Upright Citizens Brigade’s Improv 201 class. Summary UCB’s Improv 201 Intensive class was a great class that helped me learn how to better identify the game of the scene and heighten it, both in the
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In the current economic climate, it seems that just about everyone is trying to find ways to save money and prepare for the challenging months ahead. I recently challenged myself to live on only $100 for an entire week to see if I could and what I would learn. I didn’t realize that the project
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