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Hi, I'm Kevin Spacy and welcome to my
master class. My hope in doing this
series of discussions, scene work,
one-on-one conversation about the craft
of acting is partly to give you a sense
of why it's become my life, why I'm
still challenged by it and love doing it
and why I'm inspired by those who want
to go into this profession. I've been
doing workshops since I was very, very
young and you'll hear about some of
those in the course of this series of
classes. And I love nothing more than to
be in a workshop with people who have
dedicated themselves to becoming artists
and to becoming actors and to pushing
themselves farther to striving to be
better than they've ever been and to
doing what I think actors should do,
which is to serve great writing and
hopefully learn how to collaborate
together, realizing that we are not
doing this alone. Actors don't work
alone. We need each other. fellow
actors. We need great directors. We need
great writers and great producers and a
great crew.
The theater's been a part of my life for
as long as I can remember and um it
still makes my heart beat very fast. And
so I hope you enjoy this. I hope that
you'll enjoy our efforts here. So,
welcome.
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