Comedy Writing for Late-Night TV: How to Write Monologue Jokes, Desk Pieces, Sketches, Parodies, Audience Pieces, Remotes, and Other Short-Form Comedy
by Joe Toplyn
Joe Toplyn’s guide explores how to write comedy for late-night television, covering monologue jokes, desk pieces, sketches, parodies, audience pieces, remotes, and other short-form formats. It offers a focused introduction to the varied writing forms that shape late-night comedy.
About This Book
Comedy Writing for Late-Night TV focuses on the craft of creating short-form comedy for television.
The book covers monologue jokes, desk pieces, sketches, parodies, audience pieces, and remotes.
It also addresses other short-form comedy formats associated with late-night programming.
Written by Joe Toplyn, this guide is centered on the techniques and formats used in late-night TV comedy writing.
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