During an inquiry via email, one in which I was trying to get help with accessing a course the…read morefollowing happened, when I pointed out that I was disappointed that the email they sent to people on their mailing list (sent 3 days after my inquiry) contained info about the same old classes that were already full and could they help me, I was told as follows: " I think it's best you look into another sewing studio as I don't think we are the right fit for you. Have a wonderful day! Jessica and the entire Sew Be It team." Nice huh? I've never been treated so rudely in my 60 years on earth!

The sewing lessons are taught by helpful and knowledgeable teachers. Most of them have years of…read moreexperience and know how to explain things in a simple and clear manner. I personally had a a lot of fun and still remember quite a bit even though my lessons were two years ago. The studio also holds a monthly sewing club and has a strong following. (there members who have been going to 'sew club' for over 5 years)

I don't have extended health benefits, so when I found out about Eight Branches, I hot tailed my…read morebutt there. Eight Branches has a teaching clinic that treats clients. Because it's a school, there is usually 3 people residing over your treatment (1 primary and 2 secondaries). You'll be asked a lot of questions about your health and any issues you have. They then leave for about 5 minutes deciding how to treat you. I teach yoga and if you can believe it, I get tight in my upper back (all those downward dogs), so sometimes I'll get a massage (Tuina, a chinese massage that is done over your clothes and feels amazing; cupping, which is a deep massage but if you love deep tissue massage, it's AWESOME!!! You will have marks on your backs though - they do fade; sometimes Shiatsu). They also do acupuncture (of course). They will also prescribe herbs if needed. The cost is $20 a session (the session is about 1.5 hours), but if you get a living green card, it's $15/session. Go...just go.

I've never gone for student treatments, just gone to see regular practioners at this clinic. i've…read moregone for both acupuncture and shiatsu massage. In which case, cost is more than student-run, but still very reasonable I think compared to many other places. The practioners there are excellent, so knowledgeable and intuitive and treat all sorts of issues. Very comfortable, professional, and relaxing atmosphere. I highly recommend a visit, especially if you are struggling with some sort of issue and not sure what can be done about it. I think they can help or point you in the right direction.

Do not waste your money and go here, very overpriced for what you learn! $32,000 and the program is…read morea joke. The teachers and staff are rude and don't even like being there themselves! Such a unprofessional institute.

I went to the Toronto Film School a few years ago and I cant say enough great things about my…read moreexperience. TFS is hands down the best film school around, as I visited several before making my decision. The instructors are top notch, especially Chris Lane. Everyone is very knowledgeable and currently working in the industry so there's lots of great opportunities to work on projects if you apply yourself. I had several gigs lined up the second I finished school. If you're looking for a hands on, yet informative and cutting edge film school I highly recommend the Toronto Film School.

I am very happy to have the opportunity to redo the core strategy…read more It gave me the chance to learn the new Clik platform and new ways of placing trades I would recommande to everyone from OTA to retake the Core Strategy and You will be surprise of what you can re learn from what you forgot the first time Good luck to everyone Alain DAmours

I wish I read these yelp reviews before getting suckered in. I completely agree with Kevin and…read moreDoug. It is a sales pitch. They really play with your emotions over the three day class. And when you say you cannot afford the courses they pitch you, they insist you can by resorting to your assets and or line of credit. Save your money, time and energy. Even if you have the money, time or energy. Who in their right mind would drop 20-40k just to copy someone. Absolutely ridiculous Also check out reviews from other campuses.

This is between a 3 and a 4 star, more like a 3.5 star review. I have mixed feelings about the…read moreexperience but lots of positives. I truly believe all the positive reviews and that most people likely have great experience; if someone needed a driving school I am likely to recommend them. I just think that my experience needed a few extra tweaks to get a higher rating, personally. I didn't love that I had to go to their house for pick up and drop off. I often waited for my instructor to go into his house and "use the restroom", get himself a coffee, and started late often. My first lesson, I thought we jumped into things way too fast even though I explained that I had no idea what I was doing (we did a left turn immediately which is a lot for your first ten seconds of driving). My instructor often grabbed my wheel even as the weeks progressed - I did 13 hours total lessons - instead of actually verbalizing what he felt like I was doing wrong. This became very frustrating and I realized it was eroding my confidence versus building it up. What my biggest complaint is overall were the sheer number of errands I was taking on, on my dime, while I sat in the car waiting. I asked time and time again to practice parking, and we did once or twice only. I sat in the car once for over twenty minutes (I'm paying by the minute) while my instructor bought himself a battery. It was infuriating. I once picked up someone for him and drove them both back and my lesson ran over by thirty minutes (was not charged but I was late to pick up my son!) Another thing that happened was the day of my test, I was not in control of the experience at all. They told me to book my G2 at Oakville which really makes no sense and costs me 100s more to travel out there. He also made me book hours ahead of the test to "practice", but didn't end up doing any practicing. (Also, one of the errands we ran one time was to fill the gas tank for one of his students because "you need a full gas tank to take the test", but then for my test we didn't have a full tank so I asked about it, turns out that was total bs lie to get me to run an errand on my dime). Travel time is included in the cost of the G2 test, but he tried to double charge me both for travel time and for "practicing", and it's only because I spoke up that he adjusted it - if I was 16/17, I would have been walked all over. I didn't pass the test even after 13 hours of lessons, and had to do another lesson w a different business to pass. Overall - not the right school for me.

I had Ronald as my instructor and he was great. His patience and attention to detail not only…read morehelped me pass my G1 first try, but also made me a safer driver in general.

I stopped by here today and had an amazing experience. I was a hair model for some students (they…read moredon't book paid appointments here) and they did a fantastic job on my colour correction. They took my hair from a deep brown to a vibrant red. I am so happy with the results. Since this isn't a salon, I'll talk about their services. They provide hair stylists with training on how to use the wella hair colours and brands. They have various courses they can sign up for and then the stylists find models to practice the skills on. At the front of the school, they sell various Wella and Sebastian hair products. The training centre is extremely clean and everyone working here is extremely friendly. They have a kitchen for employees, models and students and it's stocked with coffee, teas, hot chocolate and other snacks for participants. I had a great experience here and would love to come back for other treatments. Thanks so much team!

I attended the seminar "Breaking into acting" at the beginning of May 2018. I wish I went to it…read moreearlier. Like a year ago before signing up with an agency. I would save myself couple hundred bucks. I like the teacher and his approach. The seminar was useful, instructive and informative. It felt like the teacher has massive experience in movie and television industry as an actor, director, and coach. He was very honest and gave us a lot of hands-on information about auditions, photographers, and agencies. He also had spoken about scams with privet lessons that are booming in the city and how not to get into it. Personally, for me, there was interesting information about how much should the photo shoot and processing cost. But it was too late because I have paid the agency way too much money already. Like I said I wish I went to this seminar earlier. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is searching information about movie work and how to start getting close to it. Just go and ask the guy your questions - he knows the answers!!! And he is very honest!!! You will get them - the answers, I mean. And it cost some funny money - it is the best investment you can spend your money for, I think. It's worth it. Also, the guy is very charismatic and trustworthy. I decided to take some of his courses. I feel that I can learn a lot from him.

From the owner: EVN Film Studios has been training actors since 1989. It is a professional acting studio in Toronto…read morethat conducts acting classes from beginners to advance levels. EVN is one of the busiest acting studios in Toronto with Award winning Actors. Acting Coach Earl Nanhu has evolved his own style of teaching, a Spiritual Approach to the Craft of Acting, that brings a more grounded and organic presence to the actors' craft. A unique blend of Meditation and Art which has successfully enabled many of his students to land major roles in all forms of media work - Feature Films, Television Series, Movie of the Week, Commercials etc.

I heard about David's class for many years before joining. It cost more than the average one, but I…read morethought it would be worth it. When I joined David's class, the first few sessions were a bit rough. He had a convoluted "method" of getting into the work that was more confusing than stimulating, and I wasn't receiving any real direction - just a general commentary on my performance, but I thought it would get better. Remaining in the class was the biggest mistake I ever made in my acting career. David derailed my ability to be in front of a camera for several years, and couldn't care less. This was incredibly damaging, as I started booking, and was being paid too much to doubt my performance, but I couldn't get him out of my head. David is not a teacher, but a groupie. He loves reminiscing on his education at Yale with his Hollywood classmates, and ogling at the youngest shinest actress in the class in desperate hopes that he can be the guru to the brightest star. He loves talking about the Hollywood industry, and sharing tidbits such as "the best actor on set is going to show up late, hungover, and still do great work" (the worst advice to EVER give a group of actors desperate to 'make it', because you will NEVER work with that ethic), "change a line in your audition to get the part" (an insane notion unless you want to get fired from the job for your inability to maintain continuity), or "everyone wants to be an actor with a hard mouth and soft eyes" (an absolutely ridiculous superficial distraction to add to an actor's work). After his class, I continued working, scared to share my experience, but found that anytime his class came up, other actors, agents, and real acting teachers agreed wholeheartedly with my experience. It wasn't until I booked a film with one of David's devoted students that I saw the real damage he had on an actor. His student, playing a supporting role, wouldn't shut up when the director was trying to work with me and the other lead, ejaculating David's worst advice all over our first table read. I'm not saying he doesn't have any advice to offer at all, as any teacher has insight and experience that is valuable, but I don't think David remembers how to teach, and I found his class more hurtful than helpful. If you are an amazing actor, with a beautiful face and taut body, you will have a great time in David's class. He will coddle you and make you feel like the star you could be without him, but if you're looking for an acting teacher, do not study with David Rotenberg.

I completely agree with Coco R's review. David's a guy that loves to hear himself talk, and…read morepositioning himself in a place of power. I have a feeling that, thankfully, with online forums like yelp giving people a voice, and digital technology being so accessible (i.e. having access to your own camera etc), this style of acting teacher/acting guru will become more and more antiquated.

Came here for the drop in trapeze class on a cold Toronto night. The Downsview Park bus comes every…read more20 minutes, which we did not anticipate. The cost of the class is $25/ per person and the length of the class will be dependent on the number of students per class. There were 8 of us, and we were lucky to go 6 times on the trapeze. I initially did not think I could hang upside down, however it's very safe and you receive instruction while in air. I would highly recommend this class, and would suggest this for a date night. This way, you can see how your date fairs under stress ;)

So much fun! Went here with some girlfriends to try something difference and we had a blast! It was…read morekinda nervewracking because of the height (obviously) of the trapeze and the fact that everyone is staring, but it's easy to forget all that when you start swinging through the air and do some basic stunts. Basic for us anyway. There were a few participants there that seemed to be regulars because the instructors gave them more complicated instructions, which seems great! I hope to go back again soon :)