Bonus: The Improv Practice of Verbal Processors

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Bonus: The Improv Practice of Verbal Processors

Verbal processors do so to learn and understand new concepts and idea. But what about when they're improvisers.

Jen deHaan

Aug 25, 2024

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Today I am speaking about verbal processors and how they fit into an improv team (scene), or class environment.

So the episodes being released right now are about giving and getting notes (feedback) in improv. One thing that I haven’…

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A podcast about learning and performing improv as, or with, neurodivergent performers. Episodes are about how being neurodivergent affects scenework and sets, acting and performance, teaching and coaching, teams, and learning (being a neurodivergent improv student).

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