 Q: What if I don't have much acting experience or I'm just starting out? A: Acting experience is less important than being essentially gifted as an actor with a strong desire to learn dependable acting skills. All actors must really mean it. That means doing the necessary homework and showing up on time, ready to work. Q: When are classes scheduled and what is the cost? A: Six-week courses begin on February 16, 2009 and are scheduled on Monday evenings from 7-10PM at The Complex in Hollywood, 6476 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028. The six-week course costs $300. Q: Is private coaching available? A: Yes. For more info, click here. Q: How long do the classes last? A: Three hours with a break. Q: Will I always work with the same partner? A: No. Partners are either suggested by each student and approved or arranged by Sal. Q: Will I be working with other teachers besides Sal? A: No. She teaches all classes. Q: Is there any obligation to continue classes after each course is done? A: No. A student may enroll for a subsequent course at the student's discretion. Prior notice is requested when a student wishes to either continue with another course or stop attending classes. Q: May I reschedule a class because of an audition, illness or other reason? A: Yes. Q: What if I miss a class and can't reschedule for the following week? A: You will not get a refund for the missed class, whatever the reason. Q: What if I don't show up and I don't call to cancel or reschedule? A: Unless it's an emergency of some kind, the class can't be made up. Q: What if I take a break after a course is done and want to attend again at a later time? A: You may attend classes when there is an opening and an available partner for you to work with. Q: Does Sal provide guidance regarding how to get an agent or pursue acting work? A: Yes. Q: Is street parking available? A: Parking is available on the street in front of the studio or on nearby side streets.
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"We must overcome the notion that we must be regular...it robs you of the chance to be extraordinary and leads you to the mediocre."
"There's nothing more fascinating than watching a smart person think."
"We cannot give you talent, but we are going to force you to live up to the talent that you have."
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