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Marketing: Writing Your Bio | How To Be A Working Comic #38

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Comedians - Don't Promise What You Can't Deliver | How To Be A Working C...

A talent booker calls and offers you a gig. It's a good one, but you're not quite ready to do the amount of time required on stage. 1 - Should you accept and hope you're up for the challenge, or... 2 - Turn it down and fear they'll never call again. In addition to this episode offering a (fake!) map to find a million dollars in cash, we cover the options. From the author of "How To Be A Working Comic", "Comedy FAQs And Answers" and "How To Be A Working Corporate Comedian." 

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 Have you thought about a career in stand-up comedy? Dave's "How To Be A Working Comic" workshop is available on Undemy. A step-by-step guide for all levels - beginners and comedians looking to take their career to the level. 

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Showcase Motivation | How To Be A Working Comic #34

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Practicing Insult Comedy | How To Be A Working Comic #28

Do nice guys really finish last? When it comes to doing insult comedy, that’s usually the case. But throwing insults during open mics where the audience is mostly made up of fellow comedians could be met with “death glares,” rather than laughter. They may not appreciate verbal darts aimed in their direction from a stage where they also hope to work. If that’s the case, how can aspiring insult comedians work on their performances? From the author of "How To Be A Working Comic," "Comedy FAQs And Answers" and "How To Be A Working Corporate Comedian."

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Have you ever thought about a career in stand-up comedy? Dave Schwensen's "How To Be A Working Comic" workshop is available online through Udemy. Over 2.5 hours of video lectures. Follow the link below for more details, sample videos and to register. Thanks and we'll see you on stage!

Website: TheComedyBook.com

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Are You The Character? | How To Be A Working Comic #26

A question came in about "being" a character on stage at a comedy club. When done right (think Andy Kaufman) the results can be big laughs from an audience. But there's a difference between "being" a character your entire time on stage and "doing" characters during your act. The former might involve having a completely different personality, accent, costumes and props. And if you're successful, who gets hired - you or the character? From the author of "How To Be A Working Comic," "Comedy FAQs And Answers" and "How To Be A Working Corporate Comedian." 

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Branding | How To Be A Working Comic #14

It's another field trip! When we talk about getting a Mickey Mouse outfit, we don't mean a hat with big ears. This episode is about turning your online marketing efforts away from too many distractions and focusing on getting hired. It's all about branding and we're using the biggest mouse in the world for inspiration. From the author of "How To Be A Working Comic".

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Udemy Course How To Be A Working Comic

Now a new course on Udemy - "How To Be A Working Comic: An Insider's Guide To A Career In Stand-Up Comedy." We are offering a special discount of $9.99 to YouTube visitors until November 1, 2022. That's 75% off the regular price of $39.99. Course includes over two and a half hours of video lectures, articles and assignments. To receive this special $9.99 offer you must use the following link to register: 

https://www.udemy.com/course/how-to-be-a-working-comic/?couponCode=582FAD26124C2FAA87DE 

 This video will be taken down on November 2, 2022 - so don't lose this opportunity. Thanks for watching - thanks for reading - and we'll look forward to seeing you on stage. Keep Laughing!