Question 1

Which class is right for me?

Accepted Answer

These classes are useful for several kinds of actors. Seasoned professionals who want to dive deeper into character study, scene analysis, and audition experience will want the advanced class. All advanced classes will be shot on camera for your review after each class. For non-actors or those just starting out who want to feel more comfortable with public speaking, and/or those who have always wanted to try acting as a career but weren’t sure how to begin, the beginning class is perfect for you. For all the latest news and upcoming classes be sure to sign up for our email list and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

Question 2

How long does each class last?

Accepted Answer

Most 6-week classes are 2 hours each week.

Question 3

What can I expect to learn from the six week beginner course?

Accepted Answer

This class is a perfect refresher course for actors getting back into the business or new actors just starting out who want to take their craft to the next level. In addition to gaining more confidence on stage you will get advice on:
 
	- Where to find a scene / monologue that is right for you.
	- How to breakdown beats and analyze a scene.
	- How to make the strongest choice you can for the audition materials you are 	
	  given.
	- The class will also deliver practical knowledge about having a competitive resume 
	  and a great headshot.

On the final day of each six week session an industry professional will have a Q&A session and provide feedback for the monologues and scenes you have been working on in class.

Question 4

What can I expect from the six week advanced course?

Accepted Answer

This class is perfect for the actor who wishes to work more and make stronger choices (sometimes with limited time). The class teaches the actor to dive deeper into text analysis of the scenes and monologues, and will help you improve your audition technique and get more callbacks. By the end of this 6 week course you will leave the class with:

- A polished monologue and scene that you could use for your actors reel on the 	
	   audition websites.
	- A 90 second “Elevator Pitch.”
	- A clear sense of your “type.”
	- On the final day of each 6 week session an industry professional will have a Q&A
	  session and provide feedback for the monologues and scenes you have been		
	  working on in class.

Question 5

Are the classes geared more for theatre or film?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the class you signed up for. In the advanced class all exercises will be recorded and emailed to you that evening or the next business day. All classes discuss analyzing the script, character development, and making strong choices, which applies to both film and theatre. The instructors will guide you through unique processes and exercises to develop and create confidence within the assigned material that can be applied to both mediums.

Question 6

Who will be teaching my class?

Accepted Answer

Teachers will be listed next to the date of the first class.

Question 7

Will I get an acting job from taking this class?

Accepted Answer

While we do have an industry professional give feedback on the final day of classes, we do not guarantee a job or an audition with said professionals.

Question 8

What if I miss a class or can't be available for all the classes? Is there a makeup class?

Accepted Answer

Pick the class that works best for you for the 6 weeks. Sessions are not interchangeable, and you may not show up to other sessions than the one you signed up for. Make up session or any other considerations must be discussed with your instructor.

Question 9

What if I have a promo code?

Accepted Answer

On the "checkout" page look for the icon in the upper right corner of the page and enter your code.

If you purchased your class on CourseHorse, our cancellation policy applies to your purchase. If you need help canceling or have any questions, please visit CourseHorse (link: https://coursehorse.com/contact-us)."

Question 10

Where is the theater located?

Accepted Answer

Classes are all held in the heart of the acting community in an Off-Broadway Theater or Studio located at The Theater Center in the heart of midtown at 210 W 50th St. (Between Broadway and 8th Ave.).

Transit:
	- 1 train to 50th St.
	- C & E train to 50th St. 
	- N, W, R trains to 49th St.
	- B, D, F, M trains to 50th St. Rockefeller Center
	- 42nd St. Port Authority