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Improv Comedy Games: Foreign Instructional Video

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Summary: Improv games such as the foreign instructional video are great for stretching your imagination and comedy skills. Here is a great game to play not only to practice your reaction skills but also to entertain audiences.

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By Matthew Milo
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Matt is an ensemble member of Fusebox Theatre Company. Matthew has written, directed, and produced many sketch comedy revues, and currently serves Fusebox as the Director of sketch...read more

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"Hi guys! We're here learning how to do some fun improv games for your improv team. The next game that Dan B. and I are going to show you how to play is called Foreign Instructional Video. To play Foreign Instructional Video, you're going to need 2 improvisers. One of whom is going to be on the stage improvising a instructional video in jibberish with a lot of physicality while the other actor is going to be off stage speaking in English, acting as a translator for the video. Dan, you want to be the translator? Dan's going to be my translator and I'm going to be somebody, a foreigner, speaking in some sort of jibberish walking you through the instructional video of some sort of product that Dan will narrate. Here we go. (talking in jibberish) Hi, I'm Terrance and today I'll be showing the proper way to open up a can. (talking in jibberish) You don't want to use scissors. (talking in jibberish) Or a large blade. (talking in jibberish) What you're going to want to use is a regular or ordinary run of the mill can opener. (talking jibberish) First, you must press down and open the can with the clamps and then twisting the knob, cutting the entire perimeter of the circumference can opening lid and open up the can by doing such. (talking jibberish) Be careful not to cut your fingers and very gingerly open the can. (talking jibberish) Soup is good. That's how you play Foreign Instructional Video. Dan, thank you for your amazing voice. (talking jibberish) You're welcome."

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