I want to talk about a Killer Stand-up Comedy System user named Roger who recently started using Comedy Evaluator Pro to help him improve his stand-up comedy performances.
Well, guess what?
His initial PAR Score was 15. Well, by using Comedy Evaluator Pro to evaluate his stand-up comedy act, in just 2 performances…
He has managed to increase his PAR Score by 25% (it’s now at 20).
In other words…
He got 25% “funnier” — in 2 performances. That’s pretty darn incredible if you ask me — provided the software was being used properly.
So, I want to caution anyone using my Comedy Evaluator Pro software to evaluate your own act because… Read the rest of this entry
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Performance Improvement,
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One of the search terms that some people use to find this blog is “What are my chances of becoming a comedian?”
I’m going to attempt to answer that question and I can assure you that most people WON’T like the answer that I have to offer.
Before I go any further, let me say this — anyone’s chances of becoming a comedian are ZERO if they don’t try in the first place. But I’m going to let YOU determine what your chances of becoming a comedian really are based on information provided below. Read the rest of this entry
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stand up comedy
I know that there are a number of comedians who want to know the secrets for developing celebrity impressions for their stand-up comedy act.
The process for developing celebrity impressions is not difficult; it primarily involves listening to the voice of the celebrity over and over again, repeating the lines until you are able to mimic the celebrity voice.
Well, there is an easy way to develop celebrity impressions using YouTube. Let me explain…
I have a couple of celebrity impressions that I have learned to do — John Wayne, Sean Connery, and Bill Clinton just to name a few. The way I did it back in the day was a bit cumbersome to say the least… Read the rest of this entry
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celebrity voice,
comedy act