I absolutely love Script School! The curriculum is fun, interactive and extremely educational. I…read morehave used Script School for myself to help with my own screen writing enhancement and I have also gifted my niece and nephew a week at the Summer camps offered. The instructors are knowledgeable, friendly and make it a memorable and exciting experience. All around a wonderful program for anyone who is looking to tap into the film making world!

From the owner: Script School educates adults and children in skills needed to write and develop professionally…read morewritten Film & TV screenplays, arming them with the tools needed to take their stories to the next level and turned into a reality.

Came for a Baby and me Yoga class on Saturday morning and my little one loved it! It's a very…read morestress free environment. You can come in late, the welcome crying, naps, and anything you need to comfort your baby. I got some good stretching in and poses to balance my core. My little one had fun with tummy time on my legs and seeing new faces. Highly recommend!

Beautiful space and people! The teachers are excellent and just love going there. Very accepting.read more

I am a member because of AHRMA career advancement educational opportunities, mentoring, and…read morevolunteer opportunities.

From the owner: AHRMA is an affiliated chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). AHRMA provides…read morea myriad of programs to keep pace with your evolving role and responsibilities as an HR professional in today's dynamic work environments large part of AHRMA's success is due to the time and talent contributed by our members. We encourage you to take an active role in one of our numerous committees. Your participation will increase your network of associates, expand your knowledge and experience base and further the overall success of the HR profession.

Amazing customer service from Christin! Super sweet, knowledge, and understanding of a budget.read more

Such a great experience here! I had a great time selecting my camera with a lot of helpful advice…read morefrom the employees! Definitely will be coming back for all my photography needs. Christin was fantastic!

Saw an older man by himself in a blue Corolla with an Austin Driving School sticker on the back…read more Assuming he's an instructor. At Lamar and Morrow, he cut over the solid line, ignoring signs that say not to. He then cut back over 2 lanes, not using a turn signal, and drove way too close to the car in front of him. At Lamar and Justin, he u-turned in the middle of the street. I would not trust riding in a car with this guy.

Terrible experience, same as others have posted. 7 months, 2 driving sessions and haven't been…read moreable to get the third scheduled. We're giving up on them and looking for another option. Stay away.

Thought my Nikon Z8 was due for a cleaning before an upcoming photography trip. Talked with Johnny…read moreinitially then dropped my camera off with Jack the next day. Both were very friendly and knowledgable. My camera was ready the same day (they did say 24-48 hours but was called as soon it was ready). Wow. So appreciate their attention to service. I am renting a lens for an upcoming photography trip from them at the end of the month. Their website is very easy to navigate for rentals. Their prices for rentals are extremely competitive with other local camera shops. So happy they are in Austin. Sorry it took me a bit to find them. I will definitely be back.

I shot fashion and beauty for 50 years and have bought gear from all the big guys from Sammy's in…read moreLA to B and H ...the guys at camera exchange are helpful and knowledgable on the same level...

School of Rock Austin off of Anderson Lane is a wonderful place. The Music, Director and teaching…read morestaff as well as the General Manager and the office staff all work together very closely to ensure the best for each of their students seven days a week. They really care about their students and their program. My sons have had wonderful experiences at the school and have grown as people as well as musicians . Being a part of the SOR performance program has given them a sense of belonging as well as lifted their self-esteem. My eldest son was able to get a lucrative job, though he is still an older teenager due to his knowledge and hard work at SOR in addition to some other great qualities he has. SOR is a place where students up to 18 years old can be themselves and discover music and get a chance to perform in actual venues in this wonderful city that is so much defined by music. Adult students have the chance to learn instruments or singing that they may have always wanted to learn, but never had a chance, for others, it proves to be a great activity be where they can develop skills make friendships. They too get to perform in venues. All of the students have one-on-one lessons with professional musicians. I just can't say enough good things about it, and I know that my children are better for having been a part of the SOR family.

TLDR: The only good thing about this location is the teachers. They are incredible. However, the…read moredirectors at this location are extremely unethical in their practices, and they're following suit of the massive corporate chain above them. The teachers really are incredible. I know many kids have had a great experience because of them! They work hard and care about what they do. They also only make about $15/lesson, while parents are paying more than 5x that per lesson. That's at least $55 that goes... somewhere else.... These incredible teachers are refused benefits including health insurance. They are forced to apply for government assistance and charitable aid to get coverage. Indeed, there is a local nonprofit that provides assistance to musicians whose employers otherwise refuse to: HAAM. This location even unashamedly uses their students to fundraise for HAAM, showing the world what good philanthropists they are, while their own employees have to rely on them to afford health insurance. If your child does go there and shows enough talent or drive, they will be pressured to audition for the "B-Team." This is a great opportunity for kids to play gigs in front of audiences, especially if that's what they're passionate about. Unfortunately, however, this group of students is exploited and overworked. They are used as free marketing and labor at events, and the number of required weekends can be overburdensome and lead to burnout. Just be wary, and know a lot of the group quit this year. If your child is set on a rock-star dream, learning covers, and playing on stage at a venue in a rockband setting, more power to them! It's a lot of fun, and there are other great alternatives. BandAid is a great choice, or even the southwest location of School of Rock (private franchise). If your child is set on learning an instrument or furthering their musical education, please consider other options first. This School of Rock location is a corporate franchise, where money is valued over people, and the two directors take full advantage of their employees and students. Private instructors abound, all for less money and more learning, especially music theory and even just reading music. It will also be cheaper, since you'll pay teachers directly, and not the overhead of an international corporate chain, which is only a mere portfolio of an even more massive company, Youth Enrichment Brands. At the end of the day School of Rock is a business owned by an even bigger business. With a CEO, shareholders, profit margins to hit, and money to make. They will put profit over people at every level, despite their convincingly authentic appearances. The music director even makes some of his serious leadership decisions by rolling a die, as if it's a game to him? Our kids deserve better. -From a parent of a former student and spouse of a former teacher.