History… Tradition… Legacy…

We believe that the purpose of an acting school is to get you working professionally. And that begins with Professional Level training. Training that has worked for over 70 years and continues to work today, for a new generation of actors. Overseen by Martin Barter, a master teacher, you will be taught one of the strongest acting foundations available today. Our commitment to Sandy’s legacy is to maintain the technique as he left it behind. We come from a rich history and deep tradition, as noted by The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and Variety.

 

New 1st year Traditional Program – May 6th 2019

We are now interviewing  students for our 1st year program  in Los Angeles. This class will meet Monday and Friday evenings at 7:30pm. The cost is $275 per month.

Call or email to schedule an interview.

Free Introductory Session – Los Angeles
Friday, May 3rd at 7pm

Join us for this hands-on session that details what the Meisner technique is. You’ll experience the same exercises taught to every beginning student and leave with a deeper understanding of the technique, as well as acting in general.

Many of our students are working professionals looking to deepen and expand their craft. Read what some of them have to say.

 

Zach Gordon

Zachary Gordon (Diary of a Wimpy Kid) – “It is never too late to grow as an artist if that is what your heart so desires.”

 

Deron Horton

DeRon Horton (Dear White People/American Vandal) – “Other classes were super technical and heady. Mechanical. I am not a mechanic.”

 

Danielle Vega (East Los High) – “I’ve learned to be more present, to listen and respond versus simply reacting.”

How to choose your Meisner teacher.

You should interview with different schools and teachers to find the best fit for your training. Here are a number of questions you can ask during the interview process. Read More

Acting Certificate Program

These classes meet twice a week, for 9 months. This is the full Meisner Technique as it’s been taught for over 25 years by Martin Barter. Read More