Jerry Corley – How To Write Comedy For Late Night T.V

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How To Write Comedy For Late Night T.V is designed for the novice to the more experienced writer or performer. Our premium course bundle will assist you in acquiring the skills required to be considered for a position as a writer for Late Night T.V.
The course can transform you from a complete novice to a proficient writer, and you will have a submission bundle that is properly formatted by the conclusion of the study.

Who is Jerry Corley?

Jerry Corley has accumulated more than three decades of experience in comedy writing and stand-up comedy, although it was not his initial profession of choice. At the age of 25, he began performing stand-up comedy and discovered that there was a specific skill set that went into the creation of gags. “For nearly two years, I engaged two comedy writing coaches and trained with them on a weekly basis.” Then, he was recruited to write for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. “Where I composed 80 to 120 jokes per day.”

He co-wrote the story and executive produced a major motion picture called Stretch, which starred some of the biggest names in Hollywood, and toured the world as a stand-up comedian after departing the Tonight Show.
Jerry is not only hysterically hilarious, but he also possesses a genuine talent for deconstructing the craft of comedy and imparting it to others. I never imagined that I would be able to compose as many quips as I have.

How To Write Comedy For Late Night T.V with Jerry Corley

Monologue Joke Writing Module
The monologue is the mainstay of the Late Night TV format. Learn how to find the premises and write killer punchlines.

Desk Piece Writing Module
Letterman’s Top 10 List was the most popular segment in Late Night TV History. Learn this unique format and why it’s such an audience pleaser.

Sketch Writing Module 
From finding the premise to writing the script, you will learn everything about Sketch Writing.

 Writing Packet Submission Module
Learn how to properly format and submit a writing packet for today’s shows.

The Brain Will Learn Anything You Teach It!
Dr. K Anders Ericsson and Dr. Robert Pool, the fathers of the New Science of Expertise say that the brain is designed so anyone can learn any skill through regimented practice with expert feedback.

Compare to a B.A. in Comedic Arts
There are now several universities who offer a B.A. in Comedic Arts, these schools include Emerson College, Columbia College, UNLV, and USC. The average cost is $42,000

B.A. in Comedic Arts at Emerson
Tuition, Housing, Books

Late Night TV Writing & Submission Course
Learn the skills necessary to format a polished Writers Packet

Writer’s Earn $4738 per Week Minimum
The Writer’s Guild of America’s Minimum Basic Agreement!

Write a 2-minute sketch that makes it to air and you can earn another $3,738. Write a song parody and there’s also ASCAP fees that are paid to the writer. So the pay as a first year staff writer is exceptional!

Compare to College Grad.
If we drill down even further you’ll see that the beginning Late Night Writer’s salary is far superior to the average college graduate.

The average college grad makes $45, 478.00 per year in an entry-level position. The entry level position for a Late Night T.V. writer starts at around $200,000.

No wonder so many GenZers and Millennials are ‘quiet quitting.’!

Learn Then Do
Late Night T.V. Writing is one of the only jobs you can get in television without experience and without a resume. You just have to demonstrate your skill in consistent comedy writing. I’ll teach you, then you get the job.

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WHAT’S INCLUDED?
4 Courses for Optimizing the Full Late Night Writer’s Journey

BONUS COURSE 1 
What Makes People Laugh?
Imagine knowing what makes people laugh. When you learn what makes people laugh, it makes it easier to write the material. Learn the Science behind laughter with 9 Psychological Laughter Triggers.

Videos Included:

• The single most powerful psychological trick that ‘always works!”
• How to Be Funny by not “Being” Funny
• 6 Elements Necessary for a Joke to Work

BONUS COURSE 2
Getting From The Headlines to the Jokes
Spotting a good headline is key to producing volumes of material. Learn to breakthrough a new writer’s most common dilemma: Turning the headline into the perfect setup to make it viable for a Late Night Joke.

Videos Included

• Identifying the Angle of the Joke
• The “Magic Phrase” to Home In on the Joke
• The One Simple Trick to Creating Multiple Punchlines

BONUS COURSE 3 
Writing for a Host is Not Writing for Yourself
Late Night TV Writing has a fickle nature. It’s not stand-up. You will learn how to change your thinking to write for a host’s voice, a show’s brand, and a network’s limitations. You’ll also learn the fun part of writing right up to the edge of that limitation!

Videos Included:

• Identifying Your Host’s Persona
• Differences/Similarities of Stand-up and Late Night Writing
• Do’s & Don’ts / Wills & Won’ts of your Host

BONUS COURSE 4 
The Secrets to Writing a Great Setup
Most comedians and comedy writers are so eager to get that laugh that they ignore the crucial importance of the setup. I would argue that the setup is the most important part of the joke and it could make or break a writer’s sustainability on a show.

Videos Included:

• 6 Pillars of a Good Setup
• Rewriting the setup to “Open Up” the joke
• Writing the setup for the Host
• Secret to Getting the Audience to Invest Emotionally

8 Semesters of value for Less than 1 percent of the cost.
Become a Late Night T.V. Writer in a fraction of the time of attending a 4-year university

Excellence is in High Demand but Low in Quantity
Johnny Carson, arguably the King of Late Night TV said, “If you can write funny consistently, you will ALWAYS work… the amount of money will vary, but you will ALWAYS work…”

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