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    <title>Blink and You’ll Miss the Punchline: Why Britain’s Sharpest Sketches Now Fit in a Tea Break</title>
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    <description>Ultra-short sketch comedy is having a moment in the UK — and it is not just because thumbs are twitchy. Here is why 90 seconds has become a genuine cinematic discipline, plus a beat sheet, editing notes and sound tips to make your own micro-sketch cut through in 2026.</description>
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    <title>Car Parks, Piers and Portaloo Drama: 8 Very British Locations That Make Shoestring Shorts Look Expensive</title>
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    <description>You do not need a studio, a crane or a permit from a small European principality to make a short film look like it cost more than a house. You need a car park with good concrete, a pier with bad weather and a village hall with a tea urn. Here are eight British locations that do the heavy lifting for you.</description>
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