Comedy Class

Learn the Professional Techniques Guaranteed to Create Laughs
for a Full 2 Hours
 

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Courtesy of New Line Cinema

The Wedding Crashers, screenplay by Steve Faber, Bob Fisher

“Rule #1: Never leave a fellow crasher behind.”

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“My writing’s had more practical benefit from The Anatomy of Story and genre classes than any other story coach.” 

- Jenni Muir

The problem we're solving for

     Comedy is the single most successful story form. But one reason comedy is so difficult is that it has at least eight different sub-structures, each with very different story beats. If you approach comedy as a professional, you can become one of the few writers to work steadily in this popular form. 

The Solution:

The Comedy Class

The  COMEDY AUDIO CLASS is among the most popular at Truby’s Writers Studio because it gives you all the techniques of this perennial favorite. We guarantee you won’t find a third of them anywhere else.  

This is a monster course, covering comic characters, comedy structures, all the beats of the major comedy story forms, comedy dialogue and much, much more. If you are serious about your comedy writing, get this course. 

Comedy Course Guide

Here are the main subjects we cover in the 19 modules: 

1.How Comedy Works 

2. 9 Best Character Types

3. Boor, Trickster & Traveling Angel

4. The 15 Comedy Story Beats

5. Setting Up the 4-Point Opposition

6. How to Create the Comic Nightmare

7. Scams, Disguises & Mistaken Identity

8. Ending the Comedy

9. Comedy Scenes & Dialogue

10. Myth Comedy Beats

11. Action Comedy Beats

12. Romantic Comedy Beats

13. Buddy Picture Beats

14. Traveling Angel Beats

15. Farce Beats

16. Black Comedy Beats

17. Satire Beats

18. 10 Keys to Comedy

Features

Structure steps for the 8 major comedy stories 
3 essential comedy forms 
Great comic characters and how to create them 
The comic gap and how to create it 
How a 4-point opposition makes a story funnier 
Creating an opponent who is both funny and menacing 
10 Keys to great comedy 
Visual gags and line gags 
Writing great comedic dialogue

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