Improv 601: Free-Form

Now that you’ve learned the tools of Short-Form and Long-Form, we will put them all together to create something new. Free-Form is built on the concept of "follow the funny" and proposes that every single moment, beat, line and movement in a show can be deconstructed and used to lead you to the next scene. Discover a language and pattern in your improvisation that will help define form where there previously was no form.

Prerequisite: Improv 501 or equivalent experience.

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