Guildford School of Acting

and anyone who's not interested because it might make them interested.

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And a huge thank you to the Guildford School of Acting who are also helping me out, as well as everyone at Qlight.

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healthy bit of that yeah fine of like you know oh there's you know nice girls and they're pleasant let's go and hang out yeah yeah yeah there's a bit of that

the journey from that to Guildford School of Acting is quite a leap because what why does the boy from Yeovil think he can go and be a West End star well I

think a lot of people in Yeovil thought that as well

it's a lot of like really what are you doing you can't sing Kenny I was like

always are.

Why are orcs from East? Oh, man, it's so funny, isn't it? The Guildford School of Acting, you know, musical theatre, right? Yeah, so tell me, how do you think that would translate into this game? Do you reckon Princess in a musical theatre performance, do you reckon you could play him all right? Do you know

what? That's the greatest question I think I've ever had.

Ladies and gentlemen, Andrew James Spooner is here, Brincis himself.

And I go, oh, I'm really sorry.

I've got no idea.

So the Guildford School of Acting, you know, a bit of musical

theatre, right?

So not only being on stage or in front of the camera, but being behind the scenes and helping to facilitate other people's performance.

So actually my journey into the world of corporate kind of actually started from stepping off the stage and into that kind of behind the scenes space where I started having to work out how do I coach? How do I point to things that people could do differently that might be able to get them a better result? And then very organically, I was working as a teacher at some of the big drama schools in the UK, RADA, the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, a drama center where I trained, Guildford School of Acting.

And whilst I was doing that and having an acting career, someone I knew said to me, you know, you know about storytelling.

Can you help our team? And I'm the sort of person that will say yes to anything once.

And I guess it happened from that.

And actually, the funny thing was, I ended up picking Guildford School of Acting, which was

amazing.

And like a couple of weeks before I was meant to start, I was like, this isn't what I want to do.

year.

What is it like to be the big fish in the little pond? Tell us a little bit about some of the highs and lows of going to Guildford School of Acting.

For anyone who might be watching this who's like, yeah, I want to go to drama school and I'm doing my local amateur shows or I'm doing the youth theatre productions and I want to do the next step.

What's that like?