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Credit: We first learned of this exercise through the infamous Maria Peters This is a good exercise to practice endowment. Endowment is attributing other players with physical, emotional or other characteristics, or getting other players to do something, or to behave in a particular way. – Improv Enyclopedia Endowing another player with certain attributes is a …
Credit: We first learned of this exercise through the Maydays. Justification is a skill every improviser needs to have in their back pocket. Since no one person is in control of what is offered or suggested, it is important that you/your team can make every offer “make sense” in the context of a scene. How …
Credit: We first learned of this exercise through the infamous Maria Peters This is a great warm-up exercise that forces you to get out of your head and create new characters on the fly. If players in your group seem to always default to the same couple of characters, then you need to light the …