Stewart Filbert, from team BLAM!, has a new BLOG!
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"With their astute vision, Brent Kado and Jessica Hardy hilariously expose the boundless egotism that
pervades Chicago's improv scene."
-Bryant Manning, Chicago Sun-Times
"If you've ever stood in line to catch one of Chicago's many improv shows, you'll love this behind the scene movie. This is a mockumentary in the best style of Christopher Guest & company. It's a great character study. If you "get" movies like Best in Show, you'll definitely want to see Jessica Hardy and Brent Kado's Off the Cuff. I laughed so hard at times,
I had to catch my breath."
-Vicki Quade, Creator of Late Night Catechism
"Off the Cuff subtly captures the sense of self-admiration and life-and-death importance that sometimes fuels the improv community. The film also generated enough laughs that I had to rewatch it to catch things I couldn't hear at the viewing."
Chris Bragg, Co-Founder of Grandma June's Sewing Circle Chicago improv troupe
pervades Chicago's improv scene."
-Bryant Manning, Chicago Sun-Times
"If you've ever stood in line to catch one of Chicago's many improv shows, you'll love this behind the scene movie. This is a mockumentary in the best style of Christopher Guest & company. It's a great character study. If you "get" movies like Best in Show, you'll definitely want to see Jessica Hardy and Brent Kado's Off the Cuff. I laughed so hard at times,
I had to catch my breath."
-Vicki Quade, Creator of Late Night Catechism
"Off the Cuff subtly captures the sense of self-admiration and life-and-death importance that sometimes fuels the improv community. The film also generated enough laughs that I had to rewatch it to catch things I couldn't hear at the viewing."
Chris Bragg, Co-Founder of Grandma June's Sewing Circle Chicago improv troupe
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