Yes, and...
summary
Workshop claims that adopting Yes and—not just brainstorming words—produces faster recovery from mistakes, richer builds on ideas, and clearer team rhythm. Tools actually used: timed one‑two‑three cadence, the CROW (character/relationship/objective/where) improv frame, partner scenes, post‑it consolidation and a large ensemble one clap attempt by ~100 people that succeeds. Deliverables include a downloadable exercise pamphlet, a post‑session sticky‑note board of takeaways, and outreach to three organizations for free beta workshops.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:40Why Improv
- 3:50The 4 Parameters
- 4:52Low Risk
- 6:38Improv loves failure
- 7:42Exercise
- 9:44Body Language
- 11:25Clap
- 12:56Failure
- 14:27Two Old Friends
- 15:25crow
- 21:34story time
- 25:04lets not critique
- 26:44yes and share
- 28:57large circle
- 31:08acting is reacting
- 33:23Improv exercises
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