Jordan Hale: Doing comedy requires a willingness to be mean
Jordan Hale · EP 420: $70k 2015, $100k 2016 Infoproduct for Writers with Jordan Hayles · Sep 17, 2016 · at 11:34
Jordan Hale, comedic writer and founder of the 14-Day Writing Challenge, discusses the necessity of edge and confrontation in comedy with Nathan Latka.
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“I think that's a part of comedies. You have to be willing to be mean.”
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