Most new students begin by booking an online Trial Acting Class, which allows you to experience one full 90-minute class before committing to monthly enrollment. 

The one-time, non-refundable trial class fee is $55.  

The Director of Talent Development plays a central role in each student’s long-term growth, career direction, and overall experience in our studio.

At the Green Room Acting Studio, this position is held by Greg James Blount, who brings 30+ years of experience in the entertainment industry, including his work as the Publisher of Peter Glenn Publications, one of the most respected resources for talent agents and modeling agencies. Over the course of his career, Greg has built long-standing, trusted relationships with:

• Talent agents

• Talent managers

• Modeling agents

• Casting directors

• Producers

• Directors

These relationships allow him to offer students rare insight, honest direction, and real-world guidance that goes far beyond traditional acting classes.

Greg’s Role With Students

Greg acts as a guidance counselor for all enrolled actors—kids, teens, and adults. His job is to:

• Understand each student’s goals, strengths, and developmental needs

• Provide clear direction on training, script choices, and skill-building

• Assist with long-term career strategy and industry readiness

• Guide parents of younger actors on the professional path ahead

• Offer insights on representation, showcases, and next-level opportunities

This ensures that every student has a mentor who is not only invested in their success, but also understands the industry from the inside.

Included in Your Tuition

Greg’s expertise and mentorship are included in your monthly tuition—there is no additional fee for this premium level of personalized guidance.

Every enrolled student** meets with Greg quarterly**, giving each actor dedicated time to review their progress, make adjustments, and continue moving forward with confidence.

Yes. Our online acting classes are ongoing, and tuition is billed on the 1st of every month.

Beginning January 1st, 2026, our programs operate in 8-week semesters, with limited class sizes to ensure individual attention and high-quality training.

Because each spot is reserved for the full semester:

Cancellation Policy

You may cancel, but please note:

• Once a semester has begun, students are required to complete the full 8-week semester they are enrolled in.

• This policy is in place because each class has a limited number of seats, and your spot is reserved for the entire cycle.

You are welcome to pause or discontinue after your current semester ends, and we’ll make that transition easy for you.

Except for select workshops and our on-set demo reel master classes in South Florida, all training is conducted online via ZOOM.

The industry has changed significantly since COVID, and most auditions and callbacks now occur virtually. Training online provides actors with access to our highly experienced LA– and NY–based instructors and reflects how work is actually booked today.

You can learn more about each instructor’s professional background in the STAFF section of our website.

Our monthly online acting classes are designed to be affordable, high-quality, and accessible to students nationwide.

• Monthly Tuition: $220 per month
This includes your weekly on-camera acting class, instructor feedback, script preparation guidance, and access to our studio resources.

• Class Length:
Each class meets once per week for 90 minutes.
Classes are structured with warm-ups, instruction, scene work, and live coaching directly with your instructor.

Students grow consistently with this weekly training format, and parents appreciate the predictability and value.

Yes. If you join mid-month, your tuition will be prorated based on the number of classes you will attend for that month.

You only pay for the remaining classes in your first month—nothing more.  Then you will be charged the full tuition of $220 on the next semester on the first of the month after you enrolled.

After you enroll, the very first step is personal:

You will receive an invitation to meet one-on-one with our Director of Talent Development, Greg James Blount.

During this meeting, Greg will:

• Learn about your (or your child’s) goals, experience, and interests

• Help determine the best class placement and training path

• Go over what to expect in class and how to prepare

• Answer any questions about representation, showcases, and long-term career development

This Talent Development session ensures you never feel lost or “just like another student”—you’ll have a clear, personalized roadmap from day one.

Every instructor brings a unique point of view. Veteran actors, casting directors, and coaches from different regions often offer distinctive feedback and techniques. Rotating classes allows you to learn how multiple industry professionals interpret performance—an essential skill for working actors.

Yes. Rotating instructors also strengthens your acting résumé. Much like college coursework, each new class adds a fresh training credit with a recognizable industry professional.

A strong résumé reflects both what you study and who you study with. This is often the first thing casting directors examine when determining whether to bring you in for an audition.

Beginning January 1st, 2026, our online acting classes will follow a clear semester-based structure. Each semester (or “cycle”) lasts 8 weeks, and there are six (6) semesters each year, organized as follows:

Annual Semester Schedule (6 Cycles):

1. January / February – Semester 1

2. March / April – Semester 2

3. May / June – Semester 3

4. July / August – Semester 4

5. September / October – Semester 5

6. November / December – Semester 6

Each 8-week cycle is designed to give students time to build skills, develop a script, receive consistent coaching, and make measurable progress.

Should I stay longer than one 8-week cycle in a class?

Yes, you can choose to remain with the same instructor for more than one cycle.
Many students benefit from spending additional time with an instructor who understands their strengths and goals.

However, to support continuous growth and avoid stagnation, we recommend:
• No more than two consecutive cycles with the same instructor before moving up or exploring a new teaching approach.

This structure keeps training dynamic, fresh, and aligned with long-term career development.

Absolutely. One of the most powerful ways our students gain professional representation is through our Virtual Talent Agent Showcases, which we host multiple times a year. These showcases connect our top-performing students directly with industry-leading agents and managers in major markets including Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, and Miami.

Over the years, hundreds of actors have secured representation through our showcase program. These include students who have gone on to work in major films, network television, streaming series, commercials, and national campaigns. Our success rate isn’t accidental—it’s the result of intentional training, careful scene preparation, and long-term relationships with respected agencies who trust our eye for talent.

1. Direct Access to Agents & Managers

Students perform live or via polished self-tape for agencies who actively sign new talent. These agencies review every actor’s performance, resume, and headshot.

2. Industry-Ready Training Prior to the Showcase

Actors are coached in scene work, on-camera technique, and professionalism so they present themselves at an agent-ready standard.

3. Personalized Feedback & Next Steps

After the Showcase, many students receive requests for meetings, callbacks, interviews, or additional material. We help guide them through the process so they know what to expect.

4. A Proven Track Record of Success

Our actors have signed with top agencies and management companies—many of whom continue to return to our Showcases because they trust the quality of our training and the professionalism of our students.

5. Multiple Showcases Each Year

Because we host Showcases several times annually, students have ongoing opportunities to be seen by trusted industry professionals.

In short:

Yes—The Green Room Acting Studio absolutely helps students get representation. Our Virtual Talent Agent Showcase is one of the most successful programs of its kind, and it has launched the careers of countless actors who are now represented, auditioning, and working in film, television, and digital media.