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The teachers at AMDA are outstanding, with their extensive knowledge of the industry and their techniques to shape and mold creative, risk-taking performers. The classes provided here give us a thorough education in different areas of the acting field, including stage combat, dance, voice production and speech, acting for the stage vs. acting for the camera, improvisation, and acting techniques from Stanislovski. What's missing from the campus is a nurse or doctor on staff, and real communication between the students and the administration regarding what we'd like our tuition money used for (less useless gadgets, more opportunities for performing or more scholarships!).

This school teaches you how the real performing arts world works and how to efficiently deal with problems you are soon to face. It will teach you time management skills and will help you learn how to wake up more than on time. It's a great experience.

The Los Angeles Campus is absolutely inspiring. The faculty will push you in ways you never thought were possible and they truly want to see you succeed.

If you are ready to take a huge step to get you prepared for the entertainment business, then this is the school for you. You will have a full plate but will have lots of fun. The programs are not easy but the knowledge that you receive is beneficial.

The American Musical and Dramatic Academy is a great place for prospective artist to come and refine their skills. The teachers are amazing and there are plenty of performance opportunities!

The teachers are great and know what they are talking about. The administration is the problem and seem to always misplace your information and forms. Aside from that, you can definitely learn so much and are many benefits.

AMDA is a top notch training facility. I was ecstatic to see so many students adorned in dance attire and belting out notes in classrooms. It is a total change (good change) from my sunny Florida life.

This is a good school, but it is not for all people. It has fabulous teachers and they do a good job at teaching each student differently. It also has a good atmosphere and surrounded around people that love the same thing.

AMDA is not for those who don't like to work hard! The program is rigorous and challenging, yet it can be enjoyable if you work hard and enjoy performing. The hard work is rewarding, and teachers love to see students succeed!

Its a great school, with great teachers, but there's no nurse to assist you with any injures. Administration isn't that organized. And Dorms on Campus don't give you the full college experience.