rest before and after laughs is important too ... the ability to recognize and then cut things that don't work or aren't funny. Sometimes, this means cutting one joke because the joke after it is better, but nobody can hear the second joke because they're laughing at the first one. Sometimes, it means cutting a joke because it's tonally not right in that scene or moment ? having different types of jokes for different types of people. Wit, physical humor and straight up jokes cover the bases pretty well. Not everyone laughs at the same thing.? Pict ured (Above): David (Eric Price) and Heat her (Jennif er Fl ack)
He added, ?Whenever possible have the shot be funny. Don't rely on the actors for all the jokes to work. Things entering the frame makes it a funnier shot. It can be challenging to have your transitions be funny, but that helps keep the audience leaning in.? Shot in Fullerton, CA, the film took four days to shoot with 20 pages, 160 setups and using two cameras. Asked what was the most challenging part of the film, he said, ?Everything. It's all hard. But for this, it was probably post-production. We had to switch editors and it just took 11 forever until the film got funny and even longer until it