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An Introduction

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I've met a ton of folks here in the Austin Improv Community, however, it is time for me to properly introduce myself on this forum.

My name is Scott T. Hearne and I grew up in Shreveport, LA.

Before I lived in Austin, I lived in Olympia, WA. It was a dark time in my life and I wasn't doing anything creative. Working a desk job and slowly dying each day.

I moved to Austin in December 2010. I was muddling around, staying home too much most of 2011. In the Fall of 2011, I started researching different performance opportunities. I listened to a ton of comedy podcasts: WTF? w/Marc Maron, Adam Carolla, Comedy Bang Bang!, and others.

I learned about improv. A lot of comedic actors and stand up comedians got their start doing improv and I wanted to try it out. After some digging online, I discovered the improv mixers at SVT. I mustered up my courage and took the plunge. I was hooked! I loved all the warm ups and when it came time to do open scene work at the end of the mixer, I was lost.

It was apparent I needed training. So, I enrolled in an improv class at Merlin Works. The rest is history. I no longer view improv merely as a gateway to other performance opportunities. Improv is a viable art form on its own. I'm addicted to improv and I want to continue to challenge myself as a performer and continue to grow.

Thanks for reading.

-STH
"Great improvisers never look worried onstage. It's not that they became great and stopped worrying, they stopped worrying and then became great." - Miles Stroth
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Woo Scott!
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Hi Scott. I think I've seen you around. We should talk about podcasts sometime.
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fogelsong wrote:Hi Scott. I think I've seen you around. We should talk about podcasts sometime.
Sounds good man. See you around!
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TeresaYork wrote:Woo Scott!
Teresa! yay!
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good meeting you this past weekend, man!
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Yay

Post by Ryan Hill »

I love playing with Scott in the Seven Eight Sevens.

He is humble, playful, funny, and does great characters.

Wonderful guy.
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Post by Kayla Lane »

Scott is a nice guy!

Looking forward to getting to know you better and play with you soon!
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Post by Jessica »

Yay Scott - great to meet you on Sunday! Can't wait to play with you this Saturday!
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Post by scott.hearne »

It was great to meet all y'all this past weekend too. Can't wait to play with each and every one of you fine folks!

cheers!

-scott
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Re: Yay

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Ryan Hill wrote:I love playing with Scott in the Seven Eight Sevens.

He is humble, playful, funny, and does great characters.

Wonderful guy.
Ryan,

Thank you for the kind words. You're pretty swell too! :)

-scott
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