On Misophonia & Improv with Sabrina Banes
Learn about misophonia - what it means to have this condition, and how it affects your improv practice.
Jen deHaan
Jen deHaan founded StereoForest in 2024 to focus on creating comedy podcasts, audio dramas, and audio fiction series that blend scripted and improvised material. Jen has taught long form improv classes at/with World’s Greatest Improv School (WGIS), Compass Improv, Highwire Improv, and Queen City Comedy. She was also the WGIS Online School Director, and hosted a lot of improv jams.
Top-down thinking in improv for bottom-up thinkers
Top-down thinking your second beats and game when you are a bottom-up thinker. What does that look like?
Bottom Up Thinking & Plots in Improv
Improvising in plotty or plot-driven sets might not come as naturally to bottom-up thinkers. Let's analyze very specific aspects neurodivergence and improv with copious levels of detail, why don't we.
On being perceived during performance
Learn about contexts in which neurodivergent improvisers might feel uncomfortable being perceived... or comfortable, happy, and in their element. Do you like people seeing you doing stuff? And when?
What is neurodivergence?
And improv... really? Why, Jen? WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS?
Hello, Neurodivergent Improvisers
It's me, Jen, a neurodivergent improviser! This is the introduction to the FlatImprov podcast, starting with the intersection of neurodivergence and improv.