don't block

this means that you don't deny information, you have to agree to what the other person is saying.

establish the location

say were you are and explain it

 add new information

It's important you are always thinking of what you are going to say next so that te scene doesn't die.

avoid asking questions

if you ask questions, the other person might not have a responde and then your scene will die.

 say "yes'and!"   

always say yes and to continue with the scene. It is important you don't deny things and stop talking because you ruin the scene.

be specific

since you arte doing improvisation, you need to be very specific with what you are saying so that the other actors know what to do and say

   yes, and...

try to always say yes and after someone finishes talking, this will make the scene go on for longer because you are not denying information.

  no mistakes 

there are NO mistakes in improv, don't be afraid to say something you are not sure of, just say anything and don't be shy. There are not mistakes on improv.

     show, don't tell

be sure to not only talk and talk for the whole scene, a part of acting is algo showing what your are saying and doing actions.

avoid asking questions

if you can, it is always best to avoid asking question to the person you are acting with. It is best to just go on with the scene.

establish, who, what, where

say who you are, where you are and what you are while doing the scene.

help your fellow actor

if you see that your actor is struggling, try to help them out by saying something that will give them ideas to talk.

 don't use objects / props

you don't need probs to make a scene good, just act like you have props and make it understandable.

  don't do teaching scenes 

don't do scene where you tell the other person what to do. While you are acting you will figure out how to act it out without doing acting scenes.

   don't negotiate 

this is like not denying, don't argue with what the person is saying, just agree to it.

 don't talk about the past or future events 

don't talk about past scenes, be focused in the scene you are doing.

  don't ask questions

you don't need to know the reason why the other actor is doing something, just go with the flow and let the scene go.

 don't deny 

always agree to what the other actor is saying so that your scene doesn't die. Denying makes it worse.