Hey! I live in Inland Empire and I’m trying to find affordable acting classes that can benefit me as an actor. I’m open to both studios and theatres that have classes, specifically for youth. If any recommendations please let me know! Thank you so much for your time!

Good evening everyone. I just found our from my amazing director that I have been nominated for best actor again. I'll find out if I won between 28th October - 4th November 2026. Here is an excerpt from the email sent by the festival "Our jury has currently shortlisted What We Hide to formally place in Best Short Film, Best Drama, Best Directing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Lead Actor Jay Junior, Best Supporting Actress Oxa Hazel, Best Ensemble Cast … Congratulations!!" I know I already have one but there are 2 more up for grabs. I'm greedy and want to win them all but as you say Guy, its simply another step forward to something better. Thank you all for the support. Thank you to my amazing coach, Guy Allon. The service you give to the community, is incredible. You go above and beyond the call of duty. I am eternally grateful. Come along to the meetings and Guy will coach you to becoming unstoppable. If I can ever do anything to help you Guy or anybody else, drop me a line. Once again thank you!

Wanted to share more lovely, crazy news. My amazing performance has won another award. Filmonaco Film Festival has nominated me and chosen me to win the best actor award. My second award. I am now officially a multi-award winning actor. Here is the screenshot confirmation. We also won Best Short, Best Screen play in addition to being nominated in many other categories. I still have 2 other awards up for grabs. I could end the year with 4 Best Actor Awards, which I'll gladly take. However, these are just stepping stones to bigger things. Thank you Guy for awesome coaching calls and everyone else for your support. Lets also remember its memorial day and wherever you are, take a moment to remember all those who lost their lives on that fateful day 25 years ago. Thank you all!

'The path to moments of greatness in your life will be paved, in part, with your spectacular failures.' Leslie Odom Jr. of the Hamilton show is essentially saying that failure isn’t the opposite of greatness — it’s often part of the journey towards it. The mistakes, rejections and disappointments we experience as an actor can teach us, strengthen us and ultimately prepare us for the moments when everything comes together.

This community is only as good as the people in it and that means YOU. If you’re new to Skool, don’t worry. You don’t need to know everything or have loads to say. Just jump in, say hello and start connecting with other actors. Here are 5 easy ways to get involved today: 1️⃣ SAY HELLO Head over to the Intro posts and introduce yourself but don't stop there! Go and comment on 3 other actors' introductions. Tell them where you're based, what you're working on and maybe even what show you'd love to be cast in. You never know where a conversation might lead. 2️⃣ GIVE SOME LOVE See a post you like? Like it. Someone shares an audition, a useful contact, some advice or a funny story? Give them some encouragement. A simple thumbs up can make someone's day and let's face it, actors could probably do with a bit of encouragement from time to time! 3️⃣ START A CONVERSATION Don't just scroll! Ask a question. Share an experience. Tell us about an audition. Talk about a role you're chasing. Share something you've learned. Your next opportunity could come from a conversation you almost didn't have. 4️⃣ PLAY THE GAME Every post and comment earns you points, and engagement can help you climb the Leaderboard. So get involved, support others and see if you can make your way to the top! Friendly competition never hurt anyone… although actors are notoriously competitive. 5️⃣ KEEP IT FUN Not everything has to be serious. Share a funny GIF. Tell us about that “I thought the audition went brilliantly… until I got the email” moment. Celebrate the wins. Laugh at the disasters. Share the journey. Because being an actor can be tough — we might as well have some fun along the way. Let's make this a community where actors don't just come to look for opportunities but also come to create them. Welcome to the Acting Rebels club. Now… who's going to be the first to comment?