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The Six Varieties of Physical Comedy
M. Wilson Disher wrote “Clowns and Pantomimes” which was published in 1925. He lays out six varieties of physical comedy. These are: FALLS, BLOWS, SURPRISE, KNAVERY, MIMICRY, and STUPIDITY FALLS. Easily the first one to come to mind. Gravity reminds us … Continue reading
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Animated Acting: Make an entrance!
I teach animation at the Academy of Art University, and one common mistake I see students make is this. The scene opens with a person in a relaxed standing position. Then they start “acting” with some arm gestures. It’s as … Continue reading
The hoser hosed.
I now answer the burning question, what is the oldest gag ever put on film:
