Skillfully developing and magnify the talents of our youth by concentration on the fundamentals, first building the students self-confidence, poise, concentration and ability to creatively think outside the box. These youths learn how to steady themselves and channel their actions and emotions to deliver compelling and focused performances.

Acting Teacher, Hope Brown is originally from San Diego, California. He trained in the Stanislavski Method under the late Deirdre O’Connell of the Focus theatre and the Actor’s Studio N.Y.C. and with Peter Forester in Labon Analysis in Chicago, Illinois.As an actor, Mr. Brown has appeared in lead roles in stage productions including “Macbeth”, “Julius Caesar”, “Much Ado About Nothing”, “Angels In America”, “Othello”, “The Merchant of Venice”, “Jesus Hopped The ‘A’ Trian”, “In the Solitude of Cotton Fields” and “The Shawshank Redemption” directed by Peter Sheridan. Film and television work include: “Waiting to Exhale”, “Terminal Velocity”, “In America”, “Stalker” “Camelot”, Moone Boy”, and “Val Falvey” to name a few.As a trainer, Hope motivates and inspires irrespective of ability. He has successfully worked as an acting coach with a huge range of ages and personalities from challenging and sceptical adolescents through to acting graduate students, and everybody in between. He is currently the acting coach for the feature film production, “Cardboard Gangsters” and coach to Peter Coonan and John Connors on "Love Hate"

Skillfully developing and magnifying the talents of our teens by concentrating on the fundamentals first: building the student/actors self-confidence, poise, concentration and ability to creatively think outside the box.These teens learn how to steady themselves and channel their actions and emotions to deliver compelling and focused performance.