
Behind the Screen | "Yes And!" | Recorded live at PAX AUS 2024
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(00:01:02) Panel Introductions
(00:08:16) Rule #1: Yes And!
(00:09:38) Rule #2: Have each others' backs
(00:10:05) Rule #3: It's okay to fail
(00:12:21) Rule #4: Actively listen - be in the moment
(00:13:08) Rule #5: Be specific
(00:14:50) Rule #6: Make bold chocies
(00:16:59) Rule #7: Play within a circle of expectations
(00:21:31) Question Time
(00:22:12) What draws you to improvised storytelling?
(00:25:42) Do any of you have your own golden rules?
(00:27:24) What's been behaviour you've witnessed that you wouldn't recommend?
(00:30:24) Do any of you have any go-to accents?
(00:33:38) Do you have any pre-show rituals?
(00:36:21) What makes a well-rounded, interesting, and entertaining character?
(00:40:12) What is the weight of an unladen sparrow?
(00:44:17) Is there anything you do to get in and out of character safely?
(00:47:30) What makes a great scene and scene partner?
(00:51:26) Is it ever okay to stop a scene?
(00:53:49) How do you roll with failure?
Recorded live at PAX AUS in Oct 2024, join us for "Yes And! Why every TTRPG player should take an improv class".
A panel of expert theatre and gaming nerds take you through the Golden Rules of Improv, share their own experiences, and answer audience questions. Kate talks phobias, Scott defends wokeness, and Stephen talks a lot about committing fantasy crimes.
Starring Wayward Sinny, Kate O'Sullivan, Rhianna Hall, Stephen B. Platt, and Scott McArdle
Produced and edited by Scott McArdle
Theme song by Jackson Harper Griggs
Artwork by Kate Sophia Willoughby
All other music through Epidemic Sound
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