Founded in 1965, Tisch School of the Arts (TSOA) is a part of the 15 schools that comprise New York University.TSOA is best known for its acting and film programs by providing young artists rigourous training in theater, film and dance. Today, it is considered to be one of the nation's leading MFA training centers and becoming known worldwide.
USC School of Theater is recognized to be one of the best undergraduate theatre programs in United States. Also known internationally, USC School of Theater
encourages their students to gain professional experience through internships ranging from performance to administrative tasks. The School offers intensive training in their graduate programs for Acting and Dramatic Writing, students are taught by a faculty of professionals who are working at the high level theatre industry.
American Film Institute (AFI), was established in 1967 by the National Endowment for the Arts with the goal to provide leadership in screen education. The AFI Conservatory focuses on hands on experiences as training for their students. As a non-profit organization, the institute runs through funding from donations coming from large and small corporations as well as individuals and its AFI membership programs.
The Julliard School - Drama Division established in 1968 by renowned director-producer and theatre administrator John Houseman and the French director-actor Michel Saint-Denis. After four decades, the Drama Division has become one of the respected training ground for acting in the english speaking countries.
