So You Want To Be A Comedian?

Are you the guy or gal that everyone wants to invite to their party? Do you have the ability to remember every joke you�ve ever been told?� Are you the one whose parents call the family comedian?�

If you answered yes to any of those questions, maybe you�ve harbored a secret desire to stand up on a stage and make people laugh.� It�s okay everyone has dreams.� And, unless you pursue your dream you�ll never know how successful you might be.

�So You Want to Be a Comedian� is the perfect resource to help you explore the possibilities that lurk right around the corner.� There is nothing that compares with laughter as the perfect medicine.� Knowing that you can make people laugh is priceless.

If you are really serious about pursuing comedy you need a roadmap to success.� The chances are that your head is spinning with questions about how you can turn your talent into opportunity.� �So You Want to Be a Comedian� has the answers to questions like:

� What are the Six Styles of Comedy

� How to decide what style is best for you

� How to find comedy classes/coaches

� Write your own material or hire a free lancer

� How to work the audience

� How to handle hecklers

� Building your promo file

� Should you hire a manager or agent

� What is an open mike

� Should you have a stage name

� How to build a routine

� What if someone steals your material

� How to become your own publicist

� How to book your gigs

� Keeping it clean

� Taping your sets

Don�t expect a book full of routines.� You won�t find it in �So You Want to Be a Comedian.� �Instead you will learn how to build your own routines.�

You also won�t find pages and pages of technical jargon, just easy to understand essentials designed to help you focus your energy exactly where it needs to be . . . learning the basics.

Learn how to take your own sense of humor and apply it to your routines instead of using stale overdone copycat material.�

If you are not able to take what you learn from �So You Want to Be a Comedian� and put it work you probably should re-assess pursuing a career or even an avocation in comedy.

There is no easier way to discover whether comedy is right for you than by having a copy of �So You Want to Be a Comedian.�

But, if you are that person we talked about who can have a group of friends and family rolling on the floor with laughter, chances are you have a innate ability for comedy.�

You may not be another Bill Cosby, Jay Leno or Robin Williams, but you can learn how to hone your talent for a local market or purely for your pleasure.

Comedy isn�t rocket science and if you are beginning with some natural ability then you owe it to yourself to answer those burning questions once and for all.

Don�t wait another minute.� Grab your copy of �So You Want to Be a Comedian� and learn how to turn your ability into an avocation if not a full-time career.

You owe it to yourself to find out once and for all.� Break a leg!