TRAINING & PHILOSOPHY

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American Arts, Film & TV Academy (AAFTA) is curator of ARTS education in the US. We are dedicated to providing elite and affordable education, mentorships and personal development for emerging talent and content collaborators across the Performing Arts, Film and Television Industry.

We value Commitment, Consistency and Communication. Our goal is to help artists thrive in creative living - where there is equal opportunity and work available to any Actors, Writers, Directors, Producers and Performing Artists at any level; where talent can be crafted, showcased and recognised across both stage and media platforms around the world and where lives are driven more by joy and curiosity rather than fear and trauma. Where all individuals can learn and grow in a safe, artistic and creative space. Where inclusive and productive education help to build self esteem and confidence, create flow and employment opportunities, and emphasise the importance of longevity. It is the journey not the destination.

We believe education is transformational, not transactional. Therefor education should be accessible and affordable.Artists and creatives should be able to do what they love, with freedom and courage to be authentically themselves. Learning there is no right way to build your career, only YOUR way.

We teach Art, the Artist and the Business. An artistic and creative triangle to represent stability and power in creative industries. Marking a stable and balanced cycle of growth that leads individuals to a higher state of being, and guide artist's towards their chosen path with both enlightenment and connection to their own authenticity.

AAFTA’s guiding principals include:

• Dreams without action are delusion.
• Don't judge or assume. You don’t know what you don’t know.
• Knowing is not power, it is potential power, understanding is the key to success.
• Be GREAT or FAIL GREAT. Never settle on good. Good is never good enough.
• Do not make excuses, make improvements.
• Invest in yourself. You are enough.
• There is no try, only do.
• It's not about how fast you can get there it's about how far you can go.