FAQ1 Can I go to a school for my profession ? Yes, you can go to school but in the Memphis area, certain training that you need, you can't get unless you go to college such as production or the only school that teaches it, Carolyn's Finishing Academy. FAQ2 Does Training make a difference? Training makes all the difference in the world. The entertainment industry is fast paced and constantly changing, and agents and directors needs faces and talent now. These busy professionals vastly prefer a well-prepared candidate to one who lacks polish, experience, and training. FAQ3 What is the usual price range for a school for my profession? The usual price range for a profession in the industry can range from a minimum of $500. to $8,000. depending on what school you attend. FAQ4 How long can classes take before I am a professional? Classes can take a possible 10 weeks to 25 weeks depending on what school you attend. FAQ5 Will taking classes interfere with normal school? No, because most school for the industry believes that a solid academic foundation should be a young person's first priority. FAQ6 What time commitment is expected if a school agrees to work with me? Students commit one day per week to development. Auditions or other opportunities with agents, casting directors or other industry professionals can occur, but usually a few times a month. FAQ7 Does schools accept everyone? Yes and No, Most schools are looking for people with a high level of interestand dependability.when students meet with top industry professionals, their conduct is a direct reflection of their school's training. FAQ8 I have hear that if you what to be a model, agencies will pay everything for you to start. Is this true? In any career, training and marketing can and sometimes will have an up-front investment in time and money. The most successful models and talent will tell you that the learning process never ends.In today's fast-paced environment, very few agencies in the world will front costs necessary to begina model's career.There ARE "discoveries", but like lottery winners they are rare. The vast majority of professionals have to work for their success. FAQ9 When is the best time to start training? If you plan to survive in the industry, it's best you start training now because agencies are quickly gettingmore than clients than they can find work for.If you know without a shadow of a doubt you want to be in the industry,than your time to go for it is now.