Hari Kanth

@harihkanth.com

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Comedy writer. Working towards the dream of writing my own sitcom, one joke at a time 🥳

Poster for Sketchburn 6: a scratch night for sketch comedy films. Staged readings, rough cuts and finished sketches. July 8th, 7-8pm, at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden. The poster is a grid of text, headshots and film stills. The background is a very tranquil photo of a sunset over a beach…
Poster for Sketchburn 5: a scratch night for sketch comedy films. Staged readings, rough cuts and finished sketches. December 4th, 7-8pm, at The Free Association in Southwark. The poster is a grid of text, headshots and film stills. The background is a very tranquil photo of some woods in the winter.
Poster for Sketchburn 4: a scratch night for sketch comedy films. Staged readings, rough cuts and finished sketches. 7-8pm, Sept 17th, at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden. The poster is a grid of text, headshots and film stills. The background is a very peaceful photo of some woods in the Autumn!
A screenshot from Google Translate. The English “sodium hydroxypropylsulfonate” is translated as “hydroxypropylsulfonate de sodium” in French
Poster for Sketchburn: a scratch night for sketch comedy films. Staged readings, rough cuts and finished sketches. 7-8pm, June 17th, at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden. The poster is a grid of text, headshots and film stills. The background is a very peaceful photo of a forest!
A still from the original opening titles. Jess (Zooey Deschanel) is in the centre, framed by a large, oval picture frame hanging from the ceiling. Either side of her, Nick (Jake Johnson) and Winston (Lamorne Morris) are holding green cardboard cutouts of the words “New” and “Girl” respectively. Below her, Schmidt (Max Greenfield) is holding a smaller cutout of the word “Jess” in a ribbon-like shape.
Poster for Sketchburn: a scratch night for sketch comedy films. Staged readings, rough cuts and finished sketches. 7-8pm, March 31st, at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden. The poster is a grid of text, headshots and film stills. The background is a stylised image of a partly cloudy blue sky.
A poster for Sketchburn: a scratch night for sketch comedy films. 21st January, 7-8pm. It features a partial 5 x 5 grid of photos, people and text — on a background of a photo negative of the sky.
A screenshot from a Substack article, which is dark text on a white background. The text reads: The advantages are obvious: it’s easier to come up with ideas if you can bounce off other people; it’s easier to tell if your jokes are funny if someone else is laughing at them; it’s easier to find comfort if you’ve been staring at the same block of text for three hours and have completely lost faith in your ability to use words corfumply. But not all collaboration is made equal, and it took me a lot of trial and error to figure out the combinations of people that seem to work well together. So if you’re currently building your own comedy scenius, here are the three things I think you need:
A screenshot of a tweet. It is mostly white text on a dark background. The text reads: Running writing totals after August: - Submissions: 34 (+4 new) - Rejections: 22 (+1 new) - Tentative forward progress: 3 (+0) #100rejections🎉
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