Comic Relief - Not Our Problem
PSA
Non Union
Comic Relief uses the power of comedy to fight childhood poverty. That's not a tagline. It's a precise description of what we do. Comedy does things that nothing else quite can. It lowers defenses and opens minds. It brings people together and builds real connection. That's not a trick. That's how we humans work. We use this power to change the stories that keep childhood poverty invisible and misunderstood, to move people and communities to support kids facing it, and to get resources to local nonprofits doing the work.
Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Classic "back in my day" grandpa energy. Proud, opinionated, and convinced his generation had it much harder. Warm, relatable, and naturally funny.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
The kind of guy who somehow makes everyone else's problem about himself. Confident, slightly entitled, and blissfully unaware of how ridiculous he sounds. Looking for grounded comedic instincts rather than broad comedy.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Average suburban dad energy - not a fitness model. Surprisingly comfortable admitting he'll never lift a finger for someone else. Dry, understated comedy with a completely believable delivery.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Funny, relatable dad who always believes his explanation makes perfect sense. Comfortable carrying a slightly longer monologue with an effortless, conversational delivery.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Friendly, warm and well-intentioned. The type to say, "Oh, that's so sad," before immediately getting back to her own life. Delivers obvious hypocrisy with complete sincerity. Looking for someone with natural comedic instincts and an authentic, conversational style.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Outspoken and a little too confident in her own ideas. Always convinced she's right. A natural, conversational performer who can play absurd logic with complete conviction.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Everyday commuter/young professional. Independent, a little guarded, and not interested in unnecessary conversation. Thinks she's being perfectly reasonable. Dry, understated delivery with strong naturalism.
Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Classic "back in my day" grandpa energy. Proud, opinionated, and convinced his generation had it much harder. Warm, relatable, and naturally funny.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
The kind of guy who somehow makes everyone else's problem about himself. Confident, slightly entitled, and blissfully unaware of how ridiculous he sounds. Looking for grounded comedic instincts rather than broad comedy.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Average suburban dad energy - not a fitness model. Surprisingly comfortable admitting he'll never lift a finger for someone else. Dry, understated comedy with a completely believable delivery.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Funny, relatable dad who always believes his explanation makes perfect sense. Comfortable carrying a slightly longer monologue with an effortless, conversational delivery.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Friendly, warm and well-intentioned. The type to say, "Oh, that's so sad," before immediately getting back to her own life. Delivers obvious hypocrisy with complete sincerity. Looking for someone with natural comedic instincts and an authentic, conversational style.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Outspoken and a little too confident in her own ideas. Always convinced she's right. A natural, conversational performer who can play absurd logic with complete conviction.
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Submissions Due:
07/22/2026
Everyday commuter/young professional. Independent, a little guarded, and not interested in unnecessary conversation. Thinks she's being perfectly reasonable. Dry, understated delivery with strong naturalism.
