Just for Laughs
iThentic’s exclusive coverage of the Just for Laughs Comedy Pro Comedy Conference, featuring Patton Oswalt, Paul F. Tompkins, Shane Dawson, Lloyd (Epic Lloyd) Ahlqhist, Grace Helbig, Andy Kindler, Todd Barry, Burnie Burns, Mark Little, Mike Farah (Funny or Die), Lee Aronsohn (Two & A Half Men), Casey Bloys (HBO), Bill Prady (Big Bang Theory), Sam Reich (College Humor), Kent Alterman (Comedy Central), Jennifer Caserta (IFC), Kevin Beggs (Lionsgate), Ben Relles (YouTube), Andy Nulman (JFL President) and more.
Paul F. Tompkins (Comedian): New Projects (Just For Laughs)
Paul F. Tompkins discusses what he is up to next and reveals his exciting ...
Mike Farah (Funny or Die) On Online Comedy (Just For Laughs)
Mike Farah (Funny or Die) discusses the state of online comedy, its direct relation ...
Lee Aronsohn (Two and a Half Men): Andy Kindler’s State of the Industry at Just For Laughs
Lee Arohnson (Two and a Half Men) discusses his thoughts on Andy Kindler's State ...
Grace Helbig (Daily Grace) on the importance of Conferences Like Just For Laughs
Daily Grace (Grace Helbig) talks about the importants of attending conferences and live events ...
Bill Prady (Big Bang Theory) on What He’s Watching (Just For Laughs)
Bill Prady (Big Bang Theory) reveals what television shows draw him in and why ...
Burnie Burns (Red vs Blue): YouTube as a Promotional & Comedic Tool (Just For Laughs)
Burnie Burns (Red vs Blue) discusses his thoughts on YouTube as a comedic tool ...
Paul. F. Tompkins on Online Entrepreneurialism at Just For Laughs 2012
Paul F. Tompkins discusses his thoughts on new media and the immense opportunity associated ...
Burnie Burns (Red vs Blue): The Importance of Maintaining an Online Following (Just For Laughs)
Burnie Burns (Red vs Blue) discusses his thoughts on the importance of consistency and ...
Lee Aronsohn (Two and a Half Men): On Life After Charlie Sheen (at Just For Laughs 2012)
Lee Aronsohn (Two and a Half Men) discusses the very pubic split between Two ...
Paul. F. Tompkins on Television’s Golden Age (Just For Laughs 2012)
Paul F. Tompkins discusses his thoughts on where television is and where it's going ...