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Process and Brand Components:
Conducted comprehensive research on the history of comedy, live performances, monologuing techniques, and the elements that connect the audience with each other. Based on the findings, I identified the brand positioning as “smiles, light up the universe", where everyone deserves to be loved. It comes from an observation that smiles embody happiness, joy, funniness, good news, and it's universal. "True humor," says Thomas Carlyle, "spring not more from the head than from the heart; It is not contempt, its essence is love, it issues not in laughter, but in still smiles, which lie far deeper." A great stand-up comedy performance will dissolve boundaries and connect people under the same rhythm with laughter.
Conducted comprehensive research on the history of comedy, live performances, monologuing techniques, and the elements that connect the audience with each other. Based on the findings, I identified the brand positioning as “smiles, light up the universe", where everyone deserves to be loved. It comes from an observation that smiles embody happiness, joy, funniness, good news, and it's universal. "True humor," says Thomas Carlyle, "spring not more from the head than from the heart; It is not contempt, its essence is love, it issues not in laughter, but in still smiles, which lie far deeper." A great stand-up comedy performance will dissolve boundaries and connect people under the same rhythm with laughter.