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For example — having lots of people entering a Best Buy wearing khakis and a blue shirt so that they look like a Best Buy employee…or running through a library looking like someone from ghostbusters. He shows one of his subway improvs too — where people from different stops keep entering a subway cart wearing no pants during winter.
Charlie Todd: The shared experience of absurdity – Insight Into Spontaneous Improv
Last Updated on Sunday, 22 July 2012 05:30 Written by DarkKnightH20 Sunday, 22 July 2012 05:30
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This is TEDTalks from the TED Conference.
Basically, the guy in this video (Charlie Todd) talks about his experiences doing improv in public places.
For example — having lots of people entering a Best Buy wearing khakis and a blue shirt so that they look like a Best Buy employee…or running through a library looking like someone from ghostbusters. He shows one of his subway improvs too — where people from different stops keep entering a subway cart wearing no pants during winter.
Tags: Funny Video, Improv
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