Humour

Makes a speech, post or email funnier with humour that fits the audience, marking every added joke and keeping the message, facts and length intact. Use when a draft is correct but flat.

Writes a stand-up bit from a premise with an attitude, setup and punchline pairs, act-outs, tags and a callback, plus delivery notes and lines to test. Use for open mics and showcases.

Writes parody lyrics about a personal topic to a well-known tune, matching the original's syllable count, stress and rhyme scheme so it can be sung straight away at a party or celebration.

Writes an affectionate roast for a birthday, wedding or retirement that teases without humiliating, ends with real warmth, and marks which lines to cut for a sensitive room.