Which is the best acting school in california?

Stanton Villao: Well, if you are looking in los angeles then i will suggest you "Act Hollywood Theatre of Arts" located at los angeles. This is best acting school in hollywood. Acting class provides best act tutoing, cinema studies, acting tips and many more.For more details you can go through www.toahollywood.comI hope your search for top theatre school will end here....Show more

Maryland Gareau: Well I think American Musical and Dramatic Academy because it is Acting right?!?!?!?!

Russell Mckinzie: This Site Might Help You.RE:Which is the best acting school in california?HiI am in search of top acting school in california which provides best cinema studies, act tutoring, acting auditions. I want to make my career in acting. Are acting schools are helpful to make career in acting?...Show more

Rocio Karvis: I heard this acting school call wayne dvorak was really good go to waynedvorak.com to check out!!

Derrick Smsith: Neither college nor actin! g school is needed for a film actor. What is needed is talent, experience in amateur plays, an occasional class or workshop at an acting studio Most acting schools are just in it for the money and of no help to the aspiring actor.

Lynn Hollars: Well, California is a very big state. Are you talking about the Bay Area? San Diego? or LA? Because if you're talking about LA, there are quite a few, but they are very specialized. You'll find top scene study studios which focus on script analysis and technique like Larry Moss, Howard Fine, and Ivana Cubbuck. But there are also top studios which focus on commericals, improv, etc, etc. So just saying 'Acting school' with regards to LA is far to general. Did you have an area of specific interest?...Show more

Coleman Deliberato: Go to a regular college/university and get a bachelors degree. You can major in theatre or just take theatre classes while majoring in something else that interests you. You can even do summ! er stock or similar summer programs during break. You can go t! o a 4 year program or you can do an AA in theatre in community college and transfer to a 4 year later (Cheaper, and sometimes easier to get in to a 4 year as a junior)A degree will be very useful regardless of your future as an actor. The benefit from college is you will gain life experience (always good to have to draw from when acting) and contacts. College contacts can be extremely valuable when you are starting out. Especially if you attend someplace like UCLA or USC, where faculty members and students often work in the industry on the side. While you are in college, please be sure to take a few courses in business. As an actor, you are your own business of one. Learn how to manage your future and your finances, and learn to negotiate contracts and so on. Sure, you will end up with an agent and a manager and so on, but it is up to you to make sure you are not taken advantage of. And later, if you are fortunate enough to become successful, you can start your own line of ! clothes or perfume, or open your own record label. And you will know how plan for retirement or for when you are between jobs. Take a course or two in entertainment law as well. Unions and contracts and such can be very complex. You owe it to yourself to understand everything you sign. In addition, consider classes in psychology. In the UK, theatre majors often have to take some psychology courses. I always thought this made a great deal of sense. Understanding how people think and feel and react is essential to acting. Lastly, colleges and universities have exchange programs. Study your craft for a year in another country. This can open many doors later on. For example, UCLA exchanges with schools in the UK, which can include study at the Shakespeare Institute in Stratford-Upon-Avon and an internship at BBC. Studying acting within a college or university gives you the best chance at becoming a well-rounded person, and this will help you in life, regardless of how your acti! ng career turns out. And while you are struggling to get your break, a ! degree will give you the chance to have a better paying day job. Waiting tables may sound glamorous, but it is very hard work and it doesn't pay well in most cases. Contrary to popular belief, there is no need to starve for your art....Show more