21 SKILL.md files are tagged “Comedy”. They sit mostly in Film & Television (12), Performance & Comedy (8), Writing & Literature (1). Skills with this tag often also carry: Acting, Character Development, Acting Style, Character Acting. Most popular: Acting in the Style of John Lithgow, Acting in the Style of Marilyn Monroe, Acting in the Style of Omar Sy. Every skill is a plain-Markdown SKILL.md you can copy or download for Claude Code, Codex and other AI agents.
Learn to emulate John Lithgow's range, balancing comedy and menace through posture, voice, and commitment for auditions or character work.
Master Marilyn Monroe’s breathy timing, charm, and vulnerability to perform scenes with her screen persona in auditions or scene work.
Learn Omar Sy's joyful, physical acting style to create warm, communal performances; use this when you want humor with heart and cross-cultural appeal.
Learn to perform in Quinta Brunson's style, with naturalism, warmth, and camera-awareness for mockumentary and TV scenes.
Learn to act in Stephen Chow's mo lei tau style—rapid Cantonese timing, physical comedy, and emotional depth to blend humor with pathos.
Master Tony Shalhoub's sincere, precise comic timing to blend earnestness with absurdity through meticulous physical work and authentic character grounding.
Master Will Ferrell’s committed absurdism to perform scenes with authentic belief, ideal for film, TV, or stage comedy.
Learn to perform in Xu Zheng's style, blending sharp social commentary with accessible humor to portray Chinese middle-class life on screen.
Storyboarding guide for comedic timing: plan reaction shots, pacing, and cuts to land the joke when directing funny sequences.
Guides creating stand-up material with multiple character voices, impressions, and physical bits for a high-energy one-man show.
Craft genre-tailored film/TV marketing strategies (horror, comedy, action, romance, sci‑fi/fantasy) to meet audience expectations and maximize engagement.
Generates sharp, satirical stand-up voice that critiques authority and doublespeak with precise wordplay; use it for bold, thought-provoking humor.
Emulates Hasan Minhaj’s TED-talk meets stand-up storytelling, blending personal essays with political commentary and multimedia visuals for stage or video performances.
Emulate Jim Gaffigan's clean, self-deprecating, food-obsessed stand-up style using audience voice and measured pauses to land relatable jokes.
Writes late-night host monologue with setup-punchline rhythm, balancing humor and insight for topical commentary.
Emulates Maria Bamford's multi-voice, personal stand-up about mental illness for character voice work, stand-up writing, and one-woman shows.
Generates Mitch Hedberg-style deadpan one-liner jokes with surreal wordplay for quick, self-contained humor in stand-up, sketches, or writing prompts.
Imitates Norm Macdonald's anti-comedy with long setups, flat delivery, and misdirected punchlines for parody or teaching shaggy-dog storytelling.
Emulates Robin Williams's manic, improvisational comedy to generate rapid character work, voices, and crowd interactions with emotional range.
Write fish-out-of-water comedy scripts by building two complete worlds, staging their collision, and guiding the protagonist's adaptation arc to reveal absurdities.
Provides storyboards for single-camera comedy, balancing dramatic technique with comedic timing to maximize laughs while planning efficient coverage.