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Hang out with BU's improv comedy group Liquid Fun.
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If you missed Comedy in a Digital Age 3 hosted by Jason Alexander at the Hollywood Improv check out this video!
The Third-Annual all-alumni COMEDY IN A DIGITAL AGE produced by BUinLA Grad Certificate Program Director Robert Shampain and Sarah [...]Mason of CAKE LIVE, Inc. hosted by Alexander, was held at the Hollywood Improv, November 18th 2010. The enormously successful event benefitted the Boston University in Los Angeles Graduate Certificate Program Scholarship Fund.
The comedy showcase also featured his fellow BU alum comedians/actors, Bruce Fine, Jamie Kaler, John Henson, Elon Gold and Michaela Watkins.
A pre-show reception displayed digital content creation tools from event sponsors Canon, Adobe, JMR Electronics and Blackmagic Design. The demonstrations included an impressive 3D monitoring display and DaVinci Resolve Color Correction software. Additionally Canon held a workshop on their HDSLR cameras hosted by award winning Director and Cinematographer, Snehal Patel.
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Zach Schwartz knew he loved the performing arts. He performed in his high school theater group, knew he could memorize a script, and knew exactly what to do on stage. Improv comedy was another matter.
When Schwartz (COM‘25) arrived at BU, a [...]friend encouraged him to join Liquid Fun, which bills itself as BU’s premier improv comedy troupe. He admits he spent his first freshman semester trying to muster up the courage to go on stage. “I was terrified,” he says. But when he finally got up on stage the following semester, he was instantly hooked: “I loved it.”
Schwartz has been with the group ever since, and this year is club copresident.
“Liquid Fun has changed my college experience,” Schwartz says. “I hate to use the word tremendously, but it’s true. I think it was probably the best decision I’ve ever made at BU.”
Now, as a senior and the troupe’s copresident, Schwartz says he hopes to foster an environment where students can feel comfortable putting themselves out there. His goal: offering the BU community the opportunity to try their hand at improv, even if they’re nervous.
“I want to live my life in a way that gives back to people, and I think art can do that,” he says. “I think there are so many art forms that are beautiful and that help people so often.”
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