Standup Comedy Plr Ebook

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

Introduction    3
How To Develop A Style Of Comedy    4
Beginning Steps    6
How To Find Your Comedic Voice    7
How to Write Stand Up Jokes    8
How To Polish Your Stand-Up Routine    9
Don’t Quit Your Day Job………Yet    10
How To Find Open Mics    11
Marketing Yourself And Booking Gigs    12
How You Should Dress    13
How To Relax Before Your Comedy Performance    14
Performing Tips    15
Serious Tips For Stand-Up Comedians    18
How Stand-Up Comedians Can Get Into TV or Film    21
Conclusion    23
Resources    24

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Introduction

Stand-up comedy is a different brand of comedy.  There is usually a live audience and the comedian (stand-up comic) will talk to them directly.  They use a microphone and stand up the entire or at least for most of the show.

The performances only last a short time and the comedian will tell stories to make people laugh.  These are called one-liners and short jokes.  They are usually doing the show by themselves (monologue).  The comedians usually perform their shows in comedy clubs, colleges or theaters.  They will do their shows wherever they can.

There are some places where open mic shows are held where even if you are not a comedian, you can go ahead and give it a try.  This is a way that many amateurs start out and make their way to the big time in comedy.  You will find that with many beginning performances you will notice the red brick background.

Doing stand-up is not easy because of how the audience may react to the jokes.  The comedian will expect them to laugh; however, that will not always be the case.  The comedian has to work hard in order to get the audience to respond favorably.  If their jokes are not funny, they will get heckled by the audience.  They will have to eventually overcome that hurdle.

The comedian has to work on making people laugh, or they can hang up their career.  They are usually wearing many hats once they start in stand-up comedy.  The comedian also works as a writer, editor, producer and promoter when they are first starting out.

Sometimes it can take several years before they get a following with an audience.  It can really be lonely during this time when they are trying to break out of their shell.