Acting Classes Los Angeles- Stuart Rogers' Studios

Stuart Rogers' Studios:

"The Best Acting Classes in Los Angeles"

About Us

Stuart Rogers' Studios has trained actors and directors for almost two decades with his unique style of instruction, guiding them to artistic freedom and performance excellence. Right now, both current and former students are network and cable television series regulars, act on Broadway and perform in major motion pictures. We are effective for our actors because we recognize that to consistently book jobs you have to be both potent in your craft, and in taking that craft out in the world. Stuart Rogers' Studios reputation is as strong as it is because one of our primary goals is to get you out of acting class, and working in the world.

Acting Instructors:

Best Acting Teacher Los Angeles

One of the things that differentiates Stuart Rogers' Studios from other Los Angeles Acting classes is the quality of our teachers. An acting class is only as good as the teacher who leads it. In addition to having trained as actors extensively, in order to be the best acting teacher Los Angeles has to offer, each teacher must be certified in our methodology and have significant professional résumés.

Stuart Rogers
Los Angeles Acting Coach, Head Instructor

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Tommy Burr
Los Angeles Acting Coach, Audition & Foundation Class Profile >

Michael Silver
Los Angeles Acting Coach, Audition & Foundation Class

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Saul Kotzubei

Voice Teacher
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Tyler Seiple

Accent Teacher

Audition Class

Wednesdays

Aug.21st – Sept.25th

(6 weeks)
10AM - 2PM

at Stuart Rogers Studios

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The audition class is an in-depth acting class focused on auditioning. We target the kind of auditions you are going out for (or should be going out for) be it co-star, guest star, series regulars or leads in films, and the instructor ensures that you find a confident approach that will lead you to story accurate, in-depth, fully committed auditions. In the course of each audition class, actors will work twice.

Cold Readings Sides are given to each actor in the audition class and they have between five and fifteen minutes to prepare for the audition.
Warm Readings sides are e-mailed the actors several days in advance and they bring in their prepared auditions.
Text Analysis Method that teaches how to efficiently break down a scene to create certainty while auditioning.
Agent Interviewing How to get them and how to handle them.
Relevant Business Administration Skills
Transitioning your auditioning skills into a real world audition. Many actors perform fabulously when going over sides on their own, in acting class or with a coach only to have a less than par audition in a real world situation.

Weekly Acting Classes:

> Foundation

Get the Fundamentals of Acting NOW.

> Scene Study

Where professionals come to grow and stay focused.

> The Monday Class

Solutions for working actors who already make a living as actors.

A Word on Acting Classes Los Angeles offers:
The acting classes Los Angeles has to offer are great and varied. You got your Meisner, Adler, Strasberg, Chekov, Viewpoints, Suzuki, Hagen and then all the hybrid teachers that teach a combination of say: Strasberg and Adler or Meisner and Chekov. Then you have teachers that have taken our art in their own direction. Some of these classes are wonderful, taught by gifted, caring and effective teachers and some by hacks. One of the difficulties in selecting a potent acting class is knowing what to look for. Here are some questions to ask potential teachers when looking for one on the many Acting Classes Los Angeles offers.

What is your professional background as an actor?
Where did you study?
Can you tell me what methodology you teach?
Where did you develop your teaching style?
What are you looking for in a student?
What is your ratio of working actors (people who make a living as actors)
Will you be my teacher?
If not, how do you train your teachers?
Do you teach the business of acting as well as the art?

Press the teacher and make sure that you like their answers. Remember if the teacher can’t stand up to scrutiny, they probably have something to hide!