Learn how to move your improv classes and performances to Zoom

[@pantheater1]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@shahjahanmuhammed9895]

Fantastic! Amazing stuff Sir!

[@ImprovGames]

Glad you liked it!

[@zecacarvalho6603]

Thank you so much for your tips!

[@ImprovGames]

You are so welcome! I have more in the works.

[@jenniferlombard2557]

Great. Might work when I am dealing with smaller classes. Right now I am teaching 100+ kids at a time.

[@ImprovGames]

Oh my Jennifer....how is that going? Tell me what sort of activity you are looking for....I'll see if I have one that might fit.

[@bridgetpalmer6597]

Thanks for the tips, William! What I am really excited about is with Zoom improv is using amazing virtual backgrounds to set the scenes. I also just learned about the Virtual Filters feature in one of the latest Zoom updates (the controls are next to the Virtual Backgrounds controls) that let people put virtual costumes on like bunny ears, a pirate hat, a beret, rainbow vision glasses, etc.

[@ImprovGames]

Thanks for the note Bridget. Adding virtual elements is something to play with and with time will become even better. If you are attracted to that element - you might look to add the Snap Chat camera to zoom (which I'm told is very easy)....you can change your entire appearance ...and then things get wild. Wild. WILD. Thanks. Play on!

[@mganapoler]

Yet another super helpful video from improv games! Just because we must "shelter-in-place" doesn't mean the fun and learning has to end. Thanks William Hall!

[@lisaklein6385]

Terrific, William - many thanks for sharing!

[@austinthaijam7009]

helpful

[@ImprovGames]

Glad to hear that. Thanks.

[@PauleTv]

Great tips, William! I’m just discovering this new world of zoom improv, and noticing it’s really satisfying when players use the same background. It helps if they’re going for the illusion that they’re the same space. Thanks for the tips, looking forward for more!

[@elisabethledwell7447]

Great improv game - send partners into breakout rooms. Have them come up with a scenario where they are cramped - stuck in a cave, in a tiny space ship, learning online, stuck in the trunk of a car using your video phone. The idea is to use the limit of only being able to communicate with your partner through a screen. Then, go. Very funny scenes came out of this game in my class when they returned to perform.

[@pilarduenas6537]

This video makes me happy. Thank you for sharing! Will play this game for sure!

[@BetterWithImprov]

Great job William! I know a lot of teams are on Zoom now and trying Improv Online. It takes a little getting used to it but I think it might be here to stay...

[@felipeulloa9795]

Thanks, very very useful.

[@mattsmith2038]

Fantastic WIlliam. Perfect for me right now. If ANYONE can recommend any other basic tutorials on TEAM or Zoom, please let me know! Thank you WIlliam Hall!