90 Second Alphabet Game - MUT Improv Tips

Hosted by Sean Taylor: / seantaylorvo
Ready for one of the most challenging short form improv games? It's time for 90 Second Alphabet! In this episode, Sean goes over how the game works, ways to make it more approachable, and includes a solo exercise to get to practicing! Enjoy!
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 MUT Tips Intro
0:28 How the Game Works
1:16 A Clip from Whose Line
2:06 Find 3 Beats
4:22 Dealing with Mistakes
7:14 This Gimmick Creates Variety
8:35 SOLO EXERCISE: ABC Monologue Explanation
10:25 SOLO EXERCISE: ABC Monologue Get Ready
13:10 MUT Tips Outro
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[@fillj7870]

Amazing, this is super helpful and I can't wait to try it out!

[@Ben25709]

Out standing tips and very useful stuff Sean. Could you do a improv where you used your as puppet because that would be awesome.

[@MadeUpTheatre]

Hey Ben, I probably won't be doing puppet work since that's not the focus on the channel but keep it up with your puppet work!

[@Ben25709]

@@MadeUpTheatre alright I understand Sean. And thank you. Could you do something for me I like if you would watch my videos and I make comment on it please.

[@therubbishwizard]

I love your series. I love having my mistakes called out, but I hear yeah. Move forward. We had this exact same mistake weirdly (in retrospect, the previous line was "Get the heck out of my house", so there was a lot of H's). When it came back to me, now a J, I started my line with Jesus H (looks pointedly at partner) Christ. Petty? Yes. But yummy

[@MadeUpTheatre]

I think if you have a strong relationship and strong trust with your cast, you can play more with mistakes. It's always got to be performative, I've seen real judgment in this game before that has no comedic value. Assuming your partner in the game understood that you were playing with the mistake and in no way trying to make them look bad, then I think you did it well!

[@SlayRoevember]

What is the absakio? Or whatever it was that you got a random topic from?

[@MadeUpTheatre]

Sokkyo!

[@michelemorgan5099]

Difficult