Delivering a Strong Stand-Up

📝 Step-by-Step

1. 1

   Choose your spot

   Stand where the background tells part of the story. Avoid generic walls or empty spaces.

2. 2

   Write tight

   Stand-ups should be 10-15 seconds. One clear thought, not a paragraph.

3. 3

   Practice out loud

   Say it 5 times before rolling. Your body language improves with each repetition.

4. 4

   Add movement (advanced)

   Walk toward camera or gesture to something in the scene to add energy.

• ☐Choose a location that adds context to the story
• ☐Frame medium shot with relevant background
• ☐Memorize — don't read from notes
• ☐Use natural hand gestures
• ☐Deliver to the lens, not past it
• ☐Record at least 3 takes