I love this! Great video -- especially the debrief and variations sections. Well done!

This game is a great tool for facilitation. It's low-risk and breaks the ice for introverts. Nice!

I've never thought of using fingers as stunt doubles, that's a great idea! Mostly I've used them for long shots or to play with size (a tiny person on the shoulder of a giant). Thanks for sharing!

I run classes for kids on the Autism Spectrum. This is a perfect idea!

William, this is great stuff! Thank you!

This game is a perfect ice-breaker and/or kids game. Everyone knows how to let their fingers do the walking!

Just been watching the four way convo you had with Kat, Gary and Michelle - so much depth! Love to have more of those forums. There's so many long-lived questions to get through!

Impossible improv game Get an activity from the audience Something that multiple people can do Everyone on the scene has to participate in the activity You can not ask questions You can not talk about the activity Can not say “I” “me””my”

Oh this is really a great exercise, thanks for sharing! 🥰

First comment on a 4 year old video? Wow I feel proud

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Fun and group connection

It’s Alexis! Lasvegasisfun :)

I really like this one. Thank you for sharing. I'm going to use this one soon.

Great game! I'm going to use this today!

Thank you from Canada!

Good! Love your Playbook for Improv Games, your website, and - best of all - your KZbin channel! I’m a believer! Thank you for continuing inspiration.

Got the book! Great to see ya, Will.😊

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Awesome William. Gossip is so pervasive, and so many don't know what to do about it. This helps!

Good, delightful, helpful, excellent, praiseworthy, pleasing, brilliant - just like you, William.

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.

Good

Good! Actually, GREAT! Beautiful mission, William ❤

I love this SO much!

I love this idea! Thank you for sharing!

great idea! thx! 💛

Good! Sharing with my husband, who can't seem to get his colleagues to turn on their screens in the meet... guess he's too intimidating?! He should start, and share something personal, maybe even vulnerable and/or silly right? Or make mistakes while doing it.. crossing fingers he'll actually try it! Ah, we might also use it in the undoubtedly upcoming Xmas/Silvester/holiday family zoom calls... cheers William, hope you are OK =)

So glad I found your videos. Thank you!

Nice !

Thank you. Travis Blaise (Sketchtoanimate channel) referred to the “Kenn Adams Story Spine,” so I sought you out. Concise, informative video.👍🏼

Thanks Robin and William

William, I've played this as an instructional game too. When prompted for color, we specified WHAT type of descriptive parameter would be used. E.G., Smell, Sound, Numerical, Visual, How something felt (Kinesthetic). It's challenging but really fun to play. Thanks for the performative version of it.

This is absolutely brilliant-- will definitely use in group counseling with my clients to help clients step outside their habitual narratives!

respect and appreciation from Austin, TX. I will use this exercise Saturday at my weekly empathy practice,.

Hahaha! Love this. "Not as good as my book!" Still chuckling.

He had me at "Hello, my name is William Hall..."

Meta-cognitive activity. Yes.! If we all spent a bit more time thinking about thinking, the world would be a better place. My philosophy is to not believe everything I think. This is where "trickster" activities ("jolts") can be particularly helpful. Thank you William and Thiagi for provoking and championing thought.

Good ! Great!

What a great way to increase engagement with an audience. They literally become a "stake-holder" in how a story turns out. Beautiful. Thanks William and Corey.

Love your work

Good. Thank for the useful & funny idea.

Good and deightful!

great, thanks!

Merci.

Thank you so much for your tips!

Very informative, well time to make up some stories.

Lovely - thanks William! Thanks Frank! -Belina

Love this!!!!!

good!