Broadway hot ticket “The Book of Mormon” has skedded a 12-week run in Los Angeles next year.
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ifc reblogged popculturebrain:
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I apologize to all my friends for having to endure me talking about this for the next twelve months.
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ifc reblogged comedynerdsunited:
Conan O’Brien and Bob Odenkirk in the SNL writers’ room
Gods.
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After I finished the painting for “Panic” the first single off of Sublime with Rome‘s new album “Yours Truly”, I began working on the cover for the album. I spent a couple days with the band…
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Impromptu Boise, Idaho show. Bitch, Look at Me Now (freestyle and fuckups) & Not Going Back at Chandler’s Steakhouse. So Funny.
Hi everyone.
The tour’s been ill. I’m having so much fun.
There’s eight of us. We’ve watched “The Crazies” once and “The Lottery Ticket” twice. Bow Wow is a funny runner.
Ludwig isn’t joining us until LA. He said he won’t watch the videos cause it makes him sad he’s not there…pussy.
Gambino girls are the illest girls on the fuckin planet.
P.F. Changs.
My bed.
Through Washington.
Can’t wait to see you guys.
Donald
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I need to say this more in my day to day life.
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erockappel reblogged makingofmovies:
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I Am Afraid (Eminem Parody). Our new music video asks the question: Won’t the real Slim Shady please calm down?
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Hi Eric - so I think a lot of the people that come to your site see your videos, see how successful you are at such a young age and probably hope to follow in your footsteps. Anything you can do to give advice, how to really get noticed and start making comedy videos on the level and with the kind of people that you do would be super helpful. Is there more to share than simply getting involved at UCB?
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I always bring up UCB because it’s an integral part of my story.
The way I got noticed and got to where I am, was by doing consistant work in a community of other comedians. We all learned from each other. All my friends from UCB live and breathe comedy. We work hard. If we’re not on stage performing, we’re practicing; we’re sitting around at a bar talking about what we think is funny. This is what you have to do.
After a few years at UCB, I was lucky enough to get hired to write for a TV show, but I would have never had that opportunity if it hadn’t been for the friends I made at UCB. It’s much easier for somebody to take a chance on you if they already know you.
At each job, with each project you work on, each thing you do, you learn. You get better. The better you get, the more people want to work with you.
I got hired at “Funny or Die,” because they liked what I did at “Human Giant.” FOD gave me the opportunity to direct the sketches I wrote and I just sort of dove in head first. Just like at UCB, it took time for me to develop my style - to find my voice. If you look at the videos I was making two years ago and the videos I’m making now, there is a huge difference. The better my videos get, the more actors want to work with me. The better the actors get, the better the videos get, and so on and so on…
As for advice? Just keep working. Keep trying to make your videos better and better. If you look back at the work you were doing six months ago and you’re satisfied with it, you’re not working hard enough to improve.
But I’m always going to recommend the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater to anyone that wants to work in comedy. You’ll find so many hard working comedians there, it really forces you to up your game.
There’s a reason I have the UCB logo tattooed on my arm!
