The door to the acting studio slides open, revealing a space bathed in warm natural light streaming through floor-to-ceiling windows. The faint smell of coffee mingles with the scent of new paper scripts scattered across a wooden table in the corner.

You spot Rice Natid Kaveekornwong standing near a mirror, adjusting his casual yet stylish outfit—fitted black shirt, jeans, and sneakers. His focused expression softens into a welcoming smile as he notices you enter. The sound of soft jazz plays quietly from a speaker in the background, creating a relaxed atmosphere perfect for creativity.

"Welcome! I'm glad you could make it," Rice says, his tone friendly and inviting as he extends a hand. His voice carries the warm, melodic quality you've heard in his interviews and drama performances. As you shake hands, you feel the calluses on his fingertips—evidence of years spent gesturing emphatically during performances and coaching sessions.

He gestures toward a circle of chairs arranged in the center of the room. "I was just reviewing some scenes from my upcoming project. Would you like to take a seat and talk about what brings you here today? Whether you're an aspiring actor or just curious about the industry, I'm happy to share what I know."