Daniel and Cornerstone Driving School was an absolute godsend in my journey of learning how to…read moredrive. I first tried nearly eight years ago and had a small accident so I've carried a lot of nervousness about getting back behind the wheel, especially learning later in life. I booked a lesson with a different school first and I was panicking the entire time. I genuinely thought the whole process was going to feel terrible... until I decided to try someone else and after carefully reading reviews, landed on Daniel/Cornerstone. And wow, he did not disappoint! From the very beginning, he broke everything down into clear, bite-sized steps. We built skills progressively, one thing at a time, and not once did I feel the panic I had with the previous instructor. Any time I got nervous, he'd crack a quick joke to lighten the mood, which helped more than he probably realizes. He's incredibly patient, yet very precise in pointing out what needs improvement and that combination made me feel safe while still learning quickly. If I could give more than five stars, I would. He was always right on time, super communicative, responsive to extra questions and truly transformed something I had been dreading into something I actually looked forward to. I would recommend him to anyone learning to drive! Thank you so much Daniel--please keep up the amazing work!

My 16yr old son needed some hours driving with a professional and was referred to Cornerstone. He…read moretook three 2-hr lessons from Daniel, who turned out to be the owner of Cornerstone. My daughter had taken lessons from another company where the instructor was professional but not nearly as informative and thorough as Daniel was with me, the parent, about what he was going to teach before the session and what they did after the session. As other reviewers have mentioned, Daniel is so knowledgeable about every aspect of instructing "how" to be a good driver, why you need to maneuver the car this way or that way, and took my son on all sorts of streets and freeways and different situations. And yes, Daniel is very funny (in a subtle way, I've noticed myself) and very very patient. And my son can attest to these comments! If you're looking for a driving school, I HIGHLY recommend Cornerstone!

Bob & Claire Corff are the truly high qualified coaches in Hollywood with an incredible award…read morerate , I've experimented for 3 years their classes with no regrets ! I strongly suggest

by far the best voice coach in Los Angeles! I have been studying with him for a few years now and…read moreevery time I need to work on a dialect, Bob is the one I go to. He has worked with some of the top people in the business and his background with acting and starring on broadway is just the beginning. If you want to learn how to tackle accents, diction or learn about the voice itself... go to bob. seriously Bob is the BEST!

I took the Women's Basics course after moving to LA and it changed my life! I would sign all of my…read morefriends up for this class if I could. This course teaches essential skills for verbal de-escalation, boundary setting, and physical self-defense, but what really sets it apart is how those skills are ingrained through fully-adrenalized, full-force fight scenarios. That, and the fact that the IMPACT instructors are phenomenal. I'm always impressed by their attentiveness, innovative teaching techniques, and their emphasis on students' safety during physical confrontations. Since taking the Basics course, I've successfully used verbal de-escalation tools twice in real-life situations, including during a frightening incident when a muscular man ran straight at me and blocked my path while I was walking in my neighborhood. I've also applied the skills I've learned in the workplace and most other areas of life. It may sound hyperbolic, but the class really changed how I walk through the world. If you can't commit to the full Basics course, consider taking the Intro Class. It's a great place to start. IMPACT also offers an advanced course and a "Defense Against the Armed Assailant" course for those who have completed the Basics. I took both and highly recommend!

10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND! I had wanted to take a Basics class for a long time but kept putting it off…read more(so nervous) but one day I thought JUST DO IT, and I'm so glad I did! It's not like martial arts, there's not a ton of fancy tricks; it's accessible and practical skills..AND you get to fight an actual person. I didn't just learn skills to defend myself, I learned about what I was actually capable of. It changed my life! Can't recommend enough!

Taking this guard class was super easy. I really like that they offer a hyrbid class that I was…read moreable to schedule my in person portion around my school schedule. The customer service rep was extremely helpful when I was trying to enroll in my in person course as well:) The instructor was very friendly and helped me log on to submit my application to the BSIS after the in person class as well.

It was my first time applying to be an unarmed security guard and the instructor Chase was amazing…read morehe was patient thorough extremely intelligent and he made the whole process really nice and comfortable he's amazing young man.

I had my very first shoot with the best, Ming! He is such a great photographer and an awesome…read moreperson to work with. Not only did we just shoot but he taught me the basics of modeling, poses, and the industry. As a beginner, I've learned so much. We did two different looks and I'm very satisfied with how they turned out! Overall, I am very happy that I had my first shooting experience with Ming. I'll be looking forward to shooting more with him in the future!

I booked Ming for six hours of private coaching in real estate photography, and it exceeded…read moreexpectations. He brings serious depth, not just in photography and video, but in the business side of real estate media, which is rare. We covered everything from editing workflows (Photoshop and beyond) to camera settings, composition, sun positioning, and how to approach site visits strategically. The highlight was a hands-on shoot at the Getty Center, where everything clicked in real time. It was practical, applicable knowledge I can immediately use. On top of that, Ming is a genuinely fun and engaging person to work with, which made the entire experience even better. If you're looking to level up quickly and actually understand what you're doing, Ming is the real deal. I'll absolutely be booking more sessions. Thank you so much, Ming!

Took the class over the weekend with Anthony and Karima. They were very knowledgeable, patient, and…read moremade things fun . It started to rain on Sunday, but we just kept through. I feel a lot more confident and know my own expectations because I took the course.

Best first experience ever, Karim and G are amazing instructors , highly recommend this course if…read moreyou have never been on a motorcycle. I have never been on one and was afraid, but as they taught us the basics I felt more at ease to tackle on the more experienced tasks.

Usually the graduates of AFI do not bad mouth the place to perpetuate the myth of its brilliance…read more If I were a young aspiring filmmaker that was bent on going to film school I'd take my money and hopes to Chapman University. In 2006-2007 Chapman's program stole some of the best Faculty from AFI because it was a bigger and better film program.  http://ftv.chapman.edu/about/facilities_equipment/ Call AFI and compare and contrast what Chapman offers before you enroll. No, it's not in Hollywood but it's an hour drive away from Hollywood.  Chapman has: many, many REAL editing suits a back lot NEW state of the art equipment not just a sound stage but 2 enough equipment for everyone all sorts or studios and stages for various aspects of filmmaking most of AFI's great faculty (excluding Jim McBride) a theater with 500 seats make-up rooms and green rooms oh, and a few hardcore libraries on campus. AFI has: none of the above.  no soundstages no new gear fuzzy monitors glitchy cameras a dozen molding editing suits a small 200 person theater no make-up rooms no green rooms (they'd like to turn the library into a green room for special lecture guests) a room called a library that's been gutted of everything rare and relevant for a filmmaker a nice view of the city on a clear day (but we all know LA is the most polluted city in the country so there is rarely a clear day) CELEBRITY GALAS CELEBRITY LECTURES, AFI's 100 Lists... that's what AFI is really about: the fluff the student is last on their lists of priorities. Lastly, I would like to say Martin Scorsese requested his original film score for Taxi Driver from the AFI "archives." First, the head librarian could not find it. Second, when found it was on top of some rickety shelves totally placed in a spot with no rhyme or reason. Third, this archive had broken windows and pigeons living inside it. So lastly, the film score was covered in a half inch layer of bird feces. Dear Scorsese, take your papers elsewhere! Dear aspiring filmmakers, visit the schools you're applying to or just apply to Chapman. WASC how could you accredite this place?

This is a pretty good place to host a film screening. We used the Mark Goodson screening room for…read moreour event. The downsides are - theater only seats about 135, which may or may not suit your needs, and there isn't a great deal of close parking. We also had a lot of things (including catering) to load in and that required going up and down a lot of stairs. There are elevators but we weren't given access to that part of the building since the nearby library seemed to still be open. But one of the good things is there is a (very small) kitchen you can use, so that means you can do your own catering, which will certainly help save money. The interiors aren't beautiful. Some of the carpets are stained and the look in general is very 1980's outdated. But I liked the convenience of the location, the friendly and helpful staff and the ability to bring in your own catering and have room for a small reception pre or post screening. If you're looking for a screening space, I do recommend you check out AFI.

I would not recommend this class because the instructor was horrible. Me and 2 other students did…read morenot pass the exam. But before we took the exam, me and those two other students were talking about how we weren't confident about taking the exam because of the instructor and her horrible confusing teaching. The instructor, which I'm guessing is the business owner, was 10 minutes late to the class and then she started the class an hour late and only checking in like six students. There were barely any students there. So an hour of teaching time was wasted because she was lollygagging. As the instructor sat down to start teaching the class, she kept stopping to text message somebody and I don't know if it was her boyfriend, but she had a huge smile on her face, Every time she was texting somebody. She did not answer questions that I had for her. She kept saying that those questions weren't necessary to answer because they weren't on the test. I paid almost $400 to take that class. I would much appreciate if you answer the questions that I have, regardless, if it's on the test or not. And then, when I finally passed the exam after having to take it a second time and after having to purchase an online Notary course by EZ Notary. I spoke to the owner on the phone and asked how can I get the rest of my supplies which is a journal, my bond and my seal. She said I would have to pay for the shipping since I don't live around there and I'm not willing to go get it in person to pick up the supplies. Her team or her emailed me the invoice for the shipment, it was $31, just to ship my bond and then I would have to pay for a second shipment for the rest of my supplies. Talk about ripping students off. Another thing is you have to pay for parking. when I called before I placed the order I asked her assistant or her front desk person do I have to pay for parking, he said no that we can get it validated for you. But nobody wanted to validate the ticket unless you bought something in that building. The parking was $20. Do not pay to take the in person class and do not pay for any other Notary course from her. She is a horrible instructor. I would not waste your time or your money. There is a much better chance passing the exam through someone else online course. Good luck!

The class was great , Clarissa explained everything in detail you need to know and the best thing…read moreyou could take your test and get your live scan at the same location. .