First of all, I am not and never will be a student of Watkins. Second, I have never been taught by…read morea teacher from this school nor worked for Watkins. That being said, let me list the ways that from that perspective, I can provide you with my 4-star review and why they don't get a 5th star. 1. They are creative - I don't mean, they know how to use crafts and make pretty things. I mean that they have a staff and student body that is committed to creating what they envision and they WILL create it. They have the know-how and motivation to do that. 2. I am actress - from that perspective, I have been on several sets with Watkins directors, producers, production designers, ADs and DPs and they are fun-loving and ready to work. They're not afraid of a challenge. 3. Organizationally they've come a long way (sans the final star). Having worked with a local production company as a producer/and various other titles, I've found that communication is key. I will simply state that one must be ready to be open, prompt, and particularly amiable with clients they need to keep and new clients they'd like to work with long-term. It's a relationship and those take work. Finally, I like this school very much, from my POV. It's a great opportunity for creatives who attend and those who'd like to help create (moi) something memorable - something that will be there to reflect upon and hopefully, frame by frame, help to inspire and influence minds and create future filmmakers and individuals who will do so with integrity. There you have it. Take it or leave it. Or try it out for yourself. :)

Hey everyone, good luck with your career,and have fun doing 48 hour film 2011, one note though: if…read moreyou decide to team up with Brent miller or his productions (thinkbirdie films) make sure that hold on to a copy of your actor agreement BEFORE START FILMING. protect your actor rights. I know there are great film makers in Watkins college, I recommend to work with those professional ones.

I am SO happy with the work they did on both items I brought in. One was a reframe, which they…read morehelped me find a frame I liked and allowed me to use the glass I already had with it. While the other had to be done from scratch. They took the time to help me decide what mat color I wanted, set up, etc and the finished product is absolutely beautiful. They also abided by the artist's request of having the border show more than one would expect. Both pieces took a week and were fairly priced. A framer friend from out of state said they were the same price as the big box stores without the need for coupons! They even took both pieces (~20x20) out to my car for me! I'll be back!

So very glad I came across this place! I will prioritize keeping my purchases local whenever…read morepossible. The folks here were incredible and so creative! I absolutely love the end result - it looks perfect in my house! Thank you all!

Had so much fun here! The class is nicely paced and easy to follow along while enjoying yourself…read morewith some wine! The staff was super friendly and helpful and I definitely recommend this place for a date night or just a night out with friends!

Great Location! Convenient Parking…read more Great studio- very clean. The staff was great very friendly! The additional tv screens that were zoomed in on the instructors painting was a great addition. Music selection was great! The instructor was fantastic and made sure everyone was doing ok and checked in a lot. I will def visit this location again!

Fabulous service, friendly staff, and a yarn selection that is phenomenal!!! Classes are available…read morefor both knitting and crochet!

I love visiting local yarn stores when traveling!…read more I'm so spoiled with great stores here in PNW, but my friend took me here saying it was the most popular place. Honestly, it was a great store. Cute notions, beautiful selections. I picked up some locally dyed yarns, but I saw a lot of great stuff. The store workers were incredibly friendly, and this would definitely be my yarn store if I lived in Nashville.

Get your hands dirty and develop a new hobby!…read more This art studio and gallery offers 2D printing, painting, drawing and ceramics classes. I've taken the ceramics classes here with a focus on wheel throwing and I love it! Becca is an awesome instructor and allows the class to be free to create, but also helps to steer you in the right direction. I'll be taking the summer class here in May. I've been throwing on the wheel off and on for about 15 years now and the intermediate class offered here is perfect for shaking off the cobwebs. They do offer beginner ceramic classes if you're looking to just dip your toe into the ceramic slip. The classes are about $100 for 8- 12 weeks and the cost includes your clay. For comparison other ceramic classes can start $300! I know I'm about to blow up my own cozy quiet nook of Nashville, but if that means the community discovers and supports this arts center... I'm here for it!

This little building is tucked away in the park on the far NW corner of the park…read more They offer classes in visual art and sell art that the students have created. "The mission of Metro Parks and Recreation's Visual Arts Program is to provide and expand quality art and cultural experiences within Metro Parks' facilities via classes, workshops, art exhibitions and gallery/museum field trips for the citizens and visitors of Metro Nashville, Davidson County." Ample parking, two large classrooms. One for painting and one for clay. They offer classes several times a year, usually about 12 weeks each. A nice place to create, learn, meet, network, enhance your skills.

We took our granddaughters to the Tye Dye Friday session and it was great! The owners are so…read morehelpful and friendly. I love that you can drop in also. We had 7 people with us and the ladies were so patient. Highly recommend this place!

My budding artist has attended several Saturday drop in classes and a fall session Awesome Artists…read moreclass. It has really helped reinforce her desire to imagine and create at home. She's loved Little Art House so much we even decided to have her 5th birthday party there. Her party was such a success! My daughter said it was "tons of fun" and her favorite birthday party yet! It was customized to suit her needs and interests perfectly. The hosts were excellent at helping set up and keeping the children engaged throughout the party. With such a variety of classes and activities, there is something for everyone of all ages at Little Art House. We look forward to many more to come and are happy to support this small woman owned business!

Happy to be Alumni..and a R.N.!! They are getting ready to expand which will be great. I…read morethoroughly enjoyed my two years at Aquinas...and no, Im not Catholic:)

From the owner: Located in Nashville, Tennessee, Aquinas College is a private, Roman Catholic college owned and…read moreoperated by the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia. Aquinas College offers academic programming focused on preparation of educators and professional formation programs to support Catholic school teachers, leaders, and catechists.

Tennessee State University is a historically black institution that will help you grow…read moreintellectually and also mature into a well rounded human being. They provide amazing programs that have produced some of the most profound leaders in the black community. TSU has rich history and culture within the Nashville community (true staple/gem). A lot of my family have graduated from here and I always enjoy attending homecoming in October

I am a current student at TSU and the decision to attend an HBCU was the best decision I have ever…read moremade. My father's family all attended here. I am the first generation to attend on my mother's side with four little cousins following in my footsteps. The issue I see at TSU is a lot of people not doing their jobs and then having an attitude when students have a question regarding their accounts. There are a lot of alumni that works at the college and some of them act like they do not care about what is going on. The college has a homey feel, and it is a wonderful opportunity to attend it. Not everyone will have a good experience or a bad experience at the college.

Our first wedding dance was absolutely incredible and we have Morgan at Curtsy Ballroom to thank…read morefor it! We reached out to Morgan with only a few weeks until the wedding, and in only a few lessons she taught us to spin, dip, foxy, and twirl confidently around the dance floor. Most importantly, Morgan choreographed a routine that matched the words of our song perfectly. When the lyrics say "mountain high" there's a lift, and when the lyrics say "valley low" there's a dip. It was an absolutely beautiful and meaningful part of our night, and our friends and family loved the surprise! Throughout all of our lessons, Morgan was endlessly friendly, patient, and kind as we learned the dance. We found ourselves looking forward to each lesson as a calm respite from the whirlwind of wedding preparation. Thank you so much for sharing your love of dance with us, Morgan!

Morgan is absolutely incredible at what she does! My fiancé and I are dancing to a song we wrote…read moreand made together for our wedding. She has been so helpful, encouraging, kind, and fun throughout the process! Your search should 10000% end here, she's amazing!

The only reason this school exists; is the State of Tennessee Real Estate Commission REQUIRES…read moreapplicants to obtain "training" prior to taking the exams. The Real Estate Commission, composed mostly of Real estate licensees (77% by law), has taken on the task of feeding these "real estate schools" a massive stream of cash vis a vis Commission requirements. There is ZERO, ZERO, ZERO instructional design to this course. They have no idea what understanding, content, testing, reinforcement, or retention are. They don't know what the first rule of learning is. The have never heard of ADDIE, and the highest level of technology utilized in this course - is a credit card point of sale terminal. This is government level COMPLIANCE; it has nothing to do with training. I did not need to pay $375 for someone to read a book to me (anyone who needs someone to read a book to them, cannot pass this test anyway) - that is simply NOT "training." This is, at best, a misguided fleece job by the Tennessee State Real Estate Commission to pump money into the schools THEY APPROVE. I am fully capable of reading a book and taking a test. Have you actually seen a detailed syllabus? What is the approval process by the state other than a compliance of TIME of study? Seriously? The state mandates that an applicant receive 60 hours of training, but don't demand course content actually train students - come on. I wa told that 85% of CLI students pass on the first attempt. 1). THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE based on the class I attended. 2). Get ANY statement of pass ratio in writing - but I personally guarantee they will not give it to you, which means.. 3) Any training course that isn't guaranteed, is exactly that!!! Any student that would pay $375 for a training course and then fail the course without the ability to be retrained for taking the test again - at no additional charge - is appropriate. One of the instructors actually made fun of handicapped persons in class while "teaching" a subject. The instructor said hurtful things about mental health care. These people should be setting a professional tone for the future employees of an industry - not ifosterin / facilitating discrimination. This is a money machine; nothing more and nothing less. It was a waste.

This is an excellent school and the staff is amazing. If you want a reputable and knowledgeable…read moreplace for learning all about the Real estate business...this is where you need to be!