A $147 workshop for comedy professionals recorded in Burbank, CA. This pristine audio of Scott Dikkers is now available to you for only $37!
Described as “a no-holds-barred comedy masterclass”—Scott shares countless “nuggets of comedy gold” in one of his most generous workshops.
audio transcript
EXTRA: You’ll also get a complete, searchable, 20,000-word PDF of the workshop, designed specifically as an independent study tool.
💡 The 5 most common, “laugh-killer” mistakes comedy writers make
💡The 1 thing separating professional comedy writers from the “wannabes”
💡The 3 “fatal flaws” of comedy wannabes, the people who keep struggling
💡The 5 simple, actionable “Laws of Comedy” (things you can fix right now)
💡The comedy tactic you should NEVER use (even though it gets instant laughs)
💡 The “effective” jokes that get a stand-up audience to lose all respect for you
💡Why your job as a comedian is actually NOT to appease the audience
💡What comedy audiences love even more than laughing (what they really want)
💡How to avoid burning out your audience (i.e., making them sick of you)
💡The proven formula new comics can follow to find success (over time)
💡 How to create completely fresh, original jokes that appeal to “tastemakers”
💡Why being “book smart” can actually be a liability for comedians
💡How to make your “intelligent” material accessible to the masses
💡The common traps even the best comedians fall into when writing jokes
💡The hardest thing about writing a sketch or set (and how to make it easy)
💡 The most effective way to start, escalate, and end a sketch
💡The counter-intuitive trick master comics use to “control” an audience
💡How to find your comedic voice (and the telltale signs you’re not being true to it)
💡The best (and worst) type of feedback you can get at any level of comedy
💡How to “hypnotize” an audience into paying attention to everything you say
💡 Scott’s step-by-step process for writing a satirical story about anything
💡Why it’s impossible to write comedy alone (and how to work others)
💡The 1 tactic that made shows like The Simpsons and Seinfeld comedy classics
💡The all-important difference between “comedic” and “dramatic” structure
💡The single essential ingredient that all comedy needs (it’s good for life, too)
you have to follow the rules…
and rules from one of the best comedy writers in the world. Plus, you’ll get a complete,
20,000-word transcript to read and study, free.
to teach about the art and the craft comedy than
Scott Dikkers. He’s as good as it gets.”
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