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Work closely with your scene partners, remembering that improvisation is a team effort.

Create dynamic and believable characters by giving them depth and distinct qualities.

Advance the scene by accepting and building upon offers made by scene partners.

Be aware of your use of space on stage to enhance the physical storytelling.

Try to incorporate a clear beginning, middle, and end to create satisfying stories.

Give your character clear objectives in every scene to drive their actions and reactions.

Control the speed and rhythm of the scene to keep it engaging and to time comedic or dramatic beats effectively.

Improve your ability to think on your feet and come up with instant creative solutions.

Remain committed to your choices and the reality of the scene to maintain consistency and believability.

Display a broad range of emotions to create a more engaging and relatable scene.

Practice active listening to better respond and build on what your scene partner has said.

Use miming techniques to create the illusion of physical objects in your scenes.

Instead of asking questions, make statements to add information and reduce the pressure on your scene partners.

Ensure that each contribution you make helps to move the scene forward.