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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9498268" data-attributes="member: 2209">It is a big group. For me as a player that means actively trying to be aware of spotlight timing and not take too much for myself but to still be an active participant and trying to be supportive and interactive with other players when I can in the roleplaying. In a small group it is easier to be more constantly involved and still have everybody participating.One change for doing this in front of a camera knowing it was to be viewed was that I tried to restrain myself from my normal practice of leaning over to the person next to me to make jokes or in-character interactions or observations when the main spotlight was on the DM and another player with their interactions.The improv in the class was short form, mostly quick games and thinking of different aspects of character and interactions and situations and such. We did not use any texts, I just learned the improv games as they were introduced on the spot and dove in.</blockquote>