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How to Add Humor to Your Content

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About How to Add Humor to Your Content

Introduction to How to Add Humor to Your Content

Understanding the DNA of Comedy, or Joke Structure

How to Add Humor to a Act Out or Sketch

3 Techniques for Getting a Laugh, with Scott Galloway

How to Develop a Comedy Formula in Political Satire, with Stephen Colbert

What You Will Learn?

  • This course is about how to add your humor to your content. Humor is a powerful tool for anyone working in media, advertising, the creator economy, publishing, news, entertainment, politics and business. So, in this course, I want to share everything I’ve learned about how comedy works to help you develop a comedy toolkit..
  • The first video in this course is all about the DNA of comedy or joke structure. This is a formula developed by some of the world's leading experts on humor. I do some stand-up comedy and explain how I developed my setup and punchline, and how I incorporated other tools like callbacks and rhythmic expressions. .
  • In the second video, I talk about strategies for creating a short, funny video clip, Call it a sketch or a meme or anything that involves moving pictures and can go viral on social media. Being able to create this is an incredibly lucrative skill. Just ask Mr. Beast. .
  • In the third video, we breakdown the humor of Scott Galloway, a popular speaker who can land a punchline. We review techniques such as self-deprecation, analogical reasoning and distillation.  .
  • In the final video, we breakdown some of Stephen Colbert’s material. We look at how, by using formulas, he can “plug and play” the days headlines with a toolkit of jokes fit to print just about any story..