Multi-hyphenate, the phrase used to describe people who work in a number of different roles, could have been invented to fit prolific comedy creator Jon Harvey. He kindly took time out from prepping his latest radio recording to answer our questions...
Over the last year, actor, writer and producer Yiannis Vassilakis has been releasing consistently great online sketches. Here're his answers to our My Comedy Career questions.
Actor, comedian and improviser Holly Hall has been making a name for herself with her online video sketches, including winning the Digital Comedian of The Year title at the BBC New Comedy Awards. She talks about working toward her goal of doing comedy full-time.
Producer and director Benjamin Sutton has been creating a notable number of funny sketches recently, including helming the new batch of comedy shorts for Channel 4's online platforms. Here he tells us how he got into the industry, and what it is like to start your own production company.
With a second series of Sandylands landed on Gold, it seems like a great time to talk to writers Martin Collins and Alex Finch about what they do, and how they do it.
Writer and stand-up comedian James Gill has been fronting the award-winning Always Be Comedy shows for 10 years now. We caught up with him to find out how he got into comedy, and how he is currently navigating the industry.
You've probably seen the words "Production Designer" in the credits of television comedy shows, but do you know what this important role involves? Jonathan Paul Green has kindly agreed to explain more...
Comedy creator Nat Saunders talks about the importance of tenacity, how every new show is a struggle to get off the ground, why bullying in the industry is a real hot topic for him, and more.
Comedian John-Luke Roberts - the man behind the Sound Heap podcast - talks about the importance of patience, overcoming disappointment and sticking to your guns.
