ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today, UMassterclass is featuring an episode by the team's new co-host, Conrad Johnson! This episode looks at interviews with the cast and production team of the Monty Python series, reviewing techniques and unique stylistic choices in order to maintain a certain comedic style while keeping a low budget. Take a listen!
Hosted/Produced by Chloe Mills // Edited by Conrad Johnson
Theme by Conrad Johnson
English
United States
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