I’m Michael Bradt for The Bit Theater. Just like great movies and television shows have great pacing, so do great improv sets. If your set has been filled with high-energy, frenetic fast scenes, it might be in your best interest to slow down for a scene or two to give the audience a chance to regroup. Similarly, if you're following a series of slow sets, it might be wise to play with a lot of fast energy. If you’re organizing your own improv or sketch show, it’s also worth considering the order of the teams or forms to pace your higher- and lower-energy moments evenly. That’s your improv tip for the day. Stay safe, stay healthy, love each other, and I will see you next time.