TESTIMONIALS
• Jaime Kennedy
• Halle Berry
• Student Testimonials
• Master Class Testimonials
Jaime Kennedy's Testimonial
The following is the transcribed text of a thank-you note given
to faculty member, Tom Patton, by his student, Jamie Kennedy
Tom, I figure those were the kind of questions I asked when
I first started out. Where can I begin? When I first saw you, I
thought you were a proper englishman with your straight posture
and sportcoat and I thought OH NO, this guy's gonna teach me and
I'm never gonna make it. What did I find out?... that you are one
of the funniest, quirkiest, and most passionate people I've ever
met. Tom, you're the hardest working, and most driven; it's hard
for me to put into words, I think you're a great man, and I mean
that. No one would spend the hours you've spent with us, no one.
You seem like you never tire or burn out and I believe you don't.
I feel a complete change in myself because of the direction you've
shown me. I feel like I'm becoming a real artist, not just a schlep
who thinks about money. .. ...Tom, I realize you have a lot of students,
but you made me feel like I was your only student. I'm really going
to miss you and all the times we've shared. I know I have to move
on but this was the deepest time in my life. Thank you for opening
my eyes, thank you for opening my heart, thank you for opening my
emotions, thank you for giving me something to live for that gets
me up in the morning and fuels me... and burns in me... and makes
me want to be the best. You're the greatest, I'll never forget you.
There is NO ONE like you, and I hope that we can work sometime together.
God Bless,
Love,
Jamie (Kennedy)
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Halle Berry's Testimonial
The following is the transcribed text of a thank-you note given
to our Founder, Joanne Baron, by her student, Halle Berry.
Joanne,
I have not taken a moment to thank you for bringing Dottie (Dorothy
Dandridge) to life, the reviews were the best I've ever had! Due
to You! You are my Angel Of Acting, never forget that.
-Halle Berry-
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"Studying with Joanne made me a much better writer and executive.
The experience has been an enormous help in my career. Maybe someday
I'll even get to act!"
--Ron Taylor
Vice President, Diversity Development
Fox Entertainment
Student Testimonials
PERSEVERANCE
This evening, we are on the threshold of an event which we have
looked forward to foe many months. This night represents the fulfillment
of an ideal that has guided us throughout our many days of school.
We are thankful to have persevered through the many hours of study
necessary to complete our education. It has been said that nobody
admires a quitter. One, who keeps trying even though he or she has
many reasons to quit, exceeds our admiration. That person has the
support of most everyone and the tireless efforts in such cases
inspires us all to be brave and persevere against the odds. The
quitter is wasteful. The quitter throws away the chance for success,
and often does so at the threshold of success. One more tries and
he or she might have been able to cross the goal. Line. How do we
know that a similar error is not committed when we quit those things
that challenge us? In quitting, we can never know what might have
been. Our whole path of this progress has been traveled by a wonderful
company of men and women who got tired, very tired, but never stopped
or turned back. Who adjusted their schedules, missed birthdays anniversaries
and other special events. We were not quitters, even when we had
grown faint from our force we marched on and moved onward, we are
preservers. Do you recall why you choose to study at JBDWB Studio
two years ago? I do, I met with Joann by accident in the office.
She just happened to be visiting the office that day. After I spoke
with Luis she asked to speak with me personally. I told her I was
interested in studying to become an actress but I didn’t have
a lot of money or time. I also told her I prayed to find an acting
school that would teach me how to act the RIGHT way the FIRST time.
She turned to Luis and told him “make an arrangement with
this girl, I want her in this school”. Perseveres are a special
group of people. The heat of the day and the long march may bring
faintness, but not defeat. Preservers have a sense of urgency and
purpose. Preservers are a special group of people. The heat of the
day and the long march may bring faintness, but not defeat. Perseveres
have a sense of urgency and purpose. We have been brave warriors
without the determination to fight for it? Such determination comes
from having put one’s heart into a cause. As you know, we
will never be perseveres unless our desire to achieve a particular
objective is great enough to command our total obedience. And we
will never persevere unless we espouse some great loyalty, so great
that it defies any thought of denying or betraying it with a faint
heart. A great man once said, “Tell me your loyalties and
I can tell you what you are.” What we do when we are weak,
faint and discouraged gives a strong clue to what we are. Our graduation
at this time is a result of perseverance, discipline and obedience.
I encourage you to continue to persevere through the challenges
of your life and hope that your loyalties represents who you truly
are. May God Bless you and remember…….as Joanne always
says…………”Every little moment has a
meaning of it’s own.” Seize the moment and persevere!
--Constance L. McCrory
"To actually express how you feel because
you are now in tune with feeling. To be in the moment, not dwelling
on the past or worrying about the future but living in the now.
To breakthrough the walls of protection built-up, constructed over
a lifetime to prevent pain. To breakthrough the walls of protection
built-up, constructed over a lifetime to prevent pain. To twirl
around with freedom and and joy restoring your heart and inspiring
others. Thank you for the superior instruction, loving support and
the commitment to this art."
--Danica Jesine -VALEDICTORIAN SPEECH
"I have to tell you that I am really impressed
by the appearance of the Studio. In the past few weeks I was looking
for schools all over the world, but there is not a single one that
I would love to join just as well as yours. "
--Isabella Steinmetzler - Roemerberg, Germany
I entered your studio about fourteen years ago and was in the graduating
class that had the privilege of hearing Dustin Hoffman speak. During
those ... years, I knew that I was participating in a life-changing
experience and now, so many years later, I see clearly how I benefited
from your teachings. Thank you so much for the enlightening experience
that has made my life better than I could have known. I am thrilled
to see that you and D.W. are continuing to touch many lives in the
acting community. I will be forever grateful for the gift you gave
me!
--Kellie Nicholson
"(A Casting Director) attended our Master Class and after seeing
my work decided to call me in for a project that she was casting
for. A month on and after auditioning for the Director I booked
the job. I got so much out of the Master Class and from listening
to Joanne that I knew when I applied the work that it would only
be a short time before I would see the results. Many actors auditioned,
however when I applied the
work and the notes that Joanne had given me it all fell into place."
--Scott Logan
"Even though I though I would freak out working with major
stars [John Leguizamo and Mekhi Phifer on "E.R."], somehow
I did not and was completely relaxed and in the moment. I have been
trying to figure this out, and I think it boils down to the simple
fact that I have some of the best training you can get. I did the
full... program and have done four master classes, including a first
year Meisner review class. I also keep up to date with cold reading
classes so I’m relaxed and confident in auditions."
--David Green
[On a recent indie film he acted in] "The casting director
remembered me from an audition 4 years ago! I had just completed
my training at the time. I wasn't right for what they were casting
then but they called me in... for this role 4 years later! The casting
director said that she remembered me after all of this time and
I didn't leave her mind. ...I was so thankful for what Joanne has
taught and shared with us. I have never performed better than I
did on that shoot. I felt so relaxed and confident even though I
had
never worked on a film before..."
--Charley Boone
"The training I've received here has not only revolutionized
my acting, but has changed me as a person. When I started all I
wanted was to better myself as an actor - but in the end I not only
learned how to act from my soul and my heart, I broke down the walls
that were holding me back in my life. Thanks for showing me the
path to truth. Thanks for the gems of knowledge we received every
class. I'll always remember the lessons I learned here for the rest
of my life."
--Nevin Millan
"On the first day of class our teachers tell us, 'this class
will change your life.' And at that point you think, 'yeah right'.
But the truth of the matter is, it does change your life. You go
into class thinking you’re going to learn to act, but you
learn so much more that that. Sharon taught me that I actually have
something to offer people and to the world. She taught me to like
myself and that its OK to cry, because if we didn’t we wouldn’t
be human. Tom has taught me not to give up by not giving up on me.
Tom has taught me that I can and I will. He has given me the confidence
and strength to just 'let go'."
--Nicole Crider
"I stand before you in awe of the talent that JB/DWB studio
produces every year. Thank you for helping us find our authentic
voices, thank you for instilling discipline in our lives, so that
we could have freedom in our work. Thank you Joanne and DW for your
passion for acting that has allowed us all to become more than we
ever imagined. Thank you Tom Patton for giving us one more nugget
of truth. Thank you Mary Reilly for making us all your children
and loving us enough to tell us the truth. Thank you Elaine for
being so deeply in tune with the human spirit. Thank you Sharon
for keeping it real."
--Adrianne Pelt
"My time at this studio has been nothing short of an adventure,
a wild ride. I began the studio shortly after doing the whole: pack
your car move to LA thing, and I couldn’t be more greateful.
Yes, the work I have studied, and done my best to understand and
Illuminate, is invaluable, but above all else it’s the relationships
I have created that are most treasured. I am honored to be part
of such a free, eclectic group of individuals."
--John Brotherton
"What I realize now is that acting isn’t about self-love;
it’s about illuminating the human condition. As actors we
have a responsibility to inspire; to evoke sympathy and love and
anger and lust and self-recognition in an audience so that they
might better understand what it is to be a human being. It’s
a job and therefore we have a responsibility to do it well. That’s
why from the first day of class our teachers impressed upon us the
importance of dedication. From day one we were expected to show
up on time and prepared, now matter what else was doing on in our
lives or in the world. We were expected to do and feel things that
were uncomfortable and scary and to do them with our hesitation
or excuses. Never before in my life had so much been expected of
me. And consequently, for the first time in my life… I tried.
Fro the first time, I actually applied myself to something that
mattered to me. That’s what’s so amazing about the experience
that is culmination here. This school is so special because of it’s
emphasis on discipline and putting your fear aside som that you
can do the work necessary to achieve your best."
--Kat La Ronde
"One of the main resons I like Jo Ann so much, is because
she continually reminds her actors to stop acting. She can tell
when someone is not acting from their soul or if they are just trying
to be a character they really want to be like. She lets her actors
know that it is ok to be yourself no matter who that is. I think
it is better to be your true self then to live your life yearning
to be someone else. Accept your flaws, embrace your strengths and
ignore those who want to challenge your goals."
--Melissa O’donnell
"We have been given the ability to change people’s live,
if not forever, at least for a moment of reflection. We did not
come to this school to train as a celebrity; we came to train as
artistics. I don’t recall a lecture on haw to suck up to the
paparazzi or the physically challenging diet exercise so you can
be fit for the camera. No, what I recall is people searching the
bottom of their souls, struggling to create truth, and teachers
pressing and pulling them to break through their walls, so that
through their own artistic talent they may be lucky enough to express
at least a glimpse of the human plight. I cannot express how blessed
I feel to have found a studio with an insatiable quest for artistic
truth. A studio, that through constant nurturing and discipline
has transformed us into artistic professionals."
--Aldo Bigante
"The studio has changed me from a woman who acted in sound
bites to someone who really learned how to listen, appreciate silence,
take the attention off myself, and keep my attention on my work.
The work here has taught me how to check my ego at the door, commit
fully in the moment, and to act fearlessly. The Baron brown Studio
has, in my opinion, the most disciplined, distinguished, passionate
and compassionate educators of the Meisner Technique. The teachers
here have enhanced the texture, faith and intentionaly of my life.
Another unique aspect of this studio is that the graduates here
are equally supportive as they are driven. We have forged profound
bonds of an artistic community and friendships that will continue
on. And the Baron Brown Studio will always serve as our artistic
home. Now that’s a solid rock to stand on."
--Amber Mathews
"I know I can have anything I am willing to work hard for.
And that’s why I am here right now. This was the hardest thing
I have ever done. We tore down our walls and we stand upon a foundation
of resourses that will take us to the top. Now its time to go to
work."
--Jorod Donahue
"I have been in your six-week intensive class for all of five
classes. After three classes we reached what had taken two months
in another so-called Meisner class I had taken. I look forward to
see where the path will lead in this training and I thank Joanne
for taking time out of her busy schedule to make a difference in
my training and inevitably my future as an actress. Thanks."
--Tina Carston
"I went to college for 5 years, got a business
degree because that’s what I thought that I had to do, and
then roamed around the world rather aimlessly for 3 years, never
really being driven in a particular direction by anything. One day,
for no particular reason, it occurred to me to take some acting
classes.
I was aware that a part of me always wanted to be an actor and
I thought to myself, “How hard could this be…pretending
to laugh, cry and look charming...all at the same time?” Boy,
was I wrong.
Two years ago I entered The Joanne Baron/D.W. Brown school of dramatic
arts, a school that I really knew nothing about except that it was
reputed to teach acting. During the first class, D.W. gave an orientation
lecture on what the teaching goals and expectations would be about.
He talked about the Meisner guy a lot and then called for a volunteer
to come forward from among the uninitiated. Having always had an
inability to sit still for more than a minute, my hand automatically
shot upward and I impulsively lent myself as the willing victim.
I wandered up in front of the class and entered into some bizarre
exchange called “repetition” with D.W., wondering to
myself what the hell it was, and finding myself relieved when it
was over. Naturally, all we did for the next six weeks was repeat
repetition.
As the year progressed we began doing scenes and learning to play
the very difficult and complex characters, otherwise known as ourselves.
Who knew it was so hard to be yourself? How hard could it be to
give honest reactions to people other than your immediate family?
Well…it was.
Then the second year known as CISA began, and the really difficult
work set in. We began to learn to break down scenes by major playwrights,
create genuine characters and breathe life into them. What a journey
that was. Usually in real life, when tasks become too much of a
struggle, I just smoothly slide by and move on to something else.
Hence, I rarely finish anything other than a meal. But when acting
(as in understanding a character or blocking a scene, etc.) became
truly difficult, I found I couldn’t just put it aside. I had
a gnawing inside…to stick to it, to become better at it…to
perfect it.
We all like to share the excitement and tell greatly detailed stories
of our best performances but…I want to share with you a slightly
different story; one in which I fell flat on my face.
Just a few weeks ago, I joined Joanne Baron’s Master class,
a four-day intensive program. Now, I’ve always thought of
myself as a master in the art of “getting by” and, frankly,
I do it beautifully. But with The School soon coming to an end,
and performing in front of Joanne and many unfamiliar students for
the first time, I decided that I was going to give it my all. As
soon as I got the play I read it four times and then I studied it.
I studied it like nothing I’ve ever studied for before. Day,
night, in the car, in the bathroom…all I did was study that
play. When the time to perform came I was ready. I went up on that
stage with confidence…and flopped. I failed miserably. I was
devastated, frustrated and embarrassed. I went home crushed! I was
so completely confused I said to myself, “That’s it.
I shouldn’t be doing this. I really suck!” But then
I began to realize something more had taken place. I had tried like
I’ve never tried before. It didn’t get me to where I
expected, but I tried and I was so proud of myself. For the very
first time, I patted myself on the back and said, “Way to
go!” There was such a great and full feeling of accomplishment
that had come over me, and it happened after I had failed. I can’t
imagine how good it’s going to feel when I succeed.
That same night my partner Jamie and I had to perform “The
Importance of being Earnest” in Louie’s class and we
gave one of our best performances ever. I then went home to rehearse
a script for an audition two days later, and I had one of my best
auditions ever! The point is that these small but important victories
never would have happened if I didn’t try; honestly try, with
true focus and true commitment.
Another transforming experience was the bonding and increasing
sense of trust in our class. To watch my classmates grow, to open
up and expose their inner core with ever-lessening fear, to show
deep emotions to, and in front of, each other without reservation
and to have the unflagging support of your peers when you try and
try…and fall flat on your face…has deeply moved each
of us in a positive direction.
I think the discipline of The School has been a very positive,
personal experience for me as well and has subtly seeped into other
areas in my life, like my jobs and my personal goals.
Our class as well as the others have somehow evolved from a disparate
sample of unrelated individuals into a close-knit group of developing
actors with many common goals. From the patient teaching, and the
work into which we’ve all invested ourselves, we have clearly
gained an understanding of a craft…The Craft. We would all
agree that The School has trained us well, opening our eyes to meaning
and nuance so that we now see differences and distinctions and subtleties
that some of us may have not seen before. By this new knowledge
and new understanding of the art (which may unintentionally sound
both boastful and naive, but is a statement with which I think any
of my fellow students would agree) we desire to become truly good
actors, defined by the deeper, fuller meaning of the word “actor”
than is sometimes mistakenly used interchangeably with the word
“star”. I now confess that this four-letter “S”
word was my original objective. I can even claim that the school
has made me a more literate person than I previously was, or possibly
ever would have been, had I not attended. We have read Oscar Wilde,
Arthur Miller, Edgar Lee Masters, Clifford Odets and countless others
and, most amazingly, read them with enlightenment and understanding.
And after seeing Josh and Tico perform a scene from Hamlet in class,
I immediately bought copy. Who new that Shakespeare had ghosts in
his play? How cool is that?"
--Matteo Indelicato
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"I'm grateful to the Studio and the invaluable
foundation my teachers provided me."
--Rowlie Busch
"Since beginning this work, my relationship
to my art, my sense of professionalism, and my sense of self have
completely changed."
--Doyle Hanks
"I wanted to unlock the 'stops' in my stand-up comedy... I
see huge improvement in that area... but I
am becoming an actor and I love it."
--Doyle Hanks
"I'm sure my fellow students will agree
that there is no training that can compare or even come close to
what we have received. It is not simply learning the technique but
it is what can assist you in your everyday life."
--Rita White
"I feel extremely lucky to have done the training at the studio
in tandem with my studies at UCLA. Not only did I get to cultivate
my intellect with traditional study, but I also had the opportunity
to cultivate my 'people IQ,' my soul, my sense of humanity and my
role within. ...And I have learned so much."
--Andi Peterson
"We want to be working actors. But it's like they told us in
our training, don't focus on the success. Focus on excellence and
the success will come. Remember discipline. Remember commitment.
Remember following through with your action regardless of how you
feel. Stay inspired, and inspire others along the way."
--Lee Garrison
"I am forever grateful to those who have challenged me and
taught me the true beauty of art and the true beauty of all that
is in the world, especially those enormous, completely unbearable,
undeniably formidable, breathtakingly beautiful boulders in the
road - without question, all encompassing true beauty and absolute
perfection."
--Tracy Moriarty
"Someone I had met told me about this acting school down in
Santa Monica and they said it was great. And I said, "Look
man, I'm from New York, I'm not gonna' find a good acting school
in LA." My first class: in walks this guy wearing a suit. As
he started talking to us, he had this look in his eye that said
'stick around, you have no idea what you are in for.' The other
thing he said was that he expected greatness, from everybody."
--Josh Jonas
"The teachers are now ridding the planet, one actor at a time,
of external acting. The various teachers at the studio all share
one thing in common: a love for acting, actors, and teaching the
skills required to make an impact on the art and business that we
have chosen in which to express ourselves."
--David Green
"We have chosen a challenging path, yes, but can you remember
that very moment when you knew this is what you wanted to do more
than anything. I know I am amazed and so proud of the transformation
and growth I have seen in my classmates and myself."
--Mandy Allgood
"This work is nothing short of amazing and by training in it
you have accomplished something that has the power to assist you
in reaching your fullest potential as an artist and a human being.
Challenges will undoubtedly come up, but embrace them and know they
are a gift to help you learn more about yourself."
--Kimberly Wood
"Floyd Patterson wrote a book called, Victory Over Myself,
about self-doubt and how he overcame it. Well, D.W. Brown is helping
me write that book for myself. He has humbled me with his overwhelming
interest and understanding of just about everything under the sun.
With this humbling, came a great sense of relief - like a burden
lifted. Someone a lot smarter than me was in control and all I had
to do is relax, and be as creative as possible."
--Dennis Jones
"Many thanks to Joanne and DW for providing a sanctuary for
all of us to come into our own, to face our fears, our joy, our
pain... and ourselves. We are not the same people who walked through
the doors of the Studio, and we are thankful to you for that. Thanks
to all of our instructors for lighting the way - so generous with
your knowledge, you wisdom, and your patience. You have instilled
in us a pride that can never be taken away."
--Melissa Childs
"As I read through the thick scrapbooks in the office lobby
the other day and copied down many of the beloved comments of loving
appreciation from the students to Joanne, DW, and the excellent
staff, I thought maybe someday one of us chickens will hold an Oscar
up over our head and say, "Thank you, Joanne and DW and your
studio. This one's for you."
--Charlotte Sheffield
"I'd like to thank the coaches that have given their time and
dedication in helping each one of us become a champion. The great
John Wooden said, 'A coaches' ultimate responsibility is to push
players farther than they are willing to go by themselves in their
quest to become greater players.'"
--Joel Washington
"It's up to each of us to discover and recreate the truths
we seek as artists, each of us has become better people. We owe
an incredible debt to our family, our friends, and to our teachers
for guiding us and encouraging us along the way."
--Jamie Avera
"Remember the 4P's: be Prompt, be Present, be Prepared, and
be Professional. We have proved ourselves capable of winning the
battle against procrastination; to prioritize our dreams... that
life is too short, too precious to put off dreams to any tomorrows.
Promise yourself that you will never put away this beautiful gift
we've shared and nurtured as our own precious butterfly. Our time
has come to fly."
--Naoko Shin
"I studied for five years at a 'well known' studio, and
I learned more in (my) first year than I did at
that 'scene study' place. I am very lucky to have found this school
and it's amazing technique."
--Anonymous
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Dear Joanne,
I just want to let you know that I have been so inspired from the
school and from your Master Class. I have never believed in myself
more than I do now-and I owe it all to the Studio and your class.
I am definitely planning on doing the August Master Class.
You are an amazing women Joanne and an inspiration to all women.
I have definitely learned more these past two years than I did in
Film School for 4 years. Thank you for your open heart and brilliant
mind!
Love Always,
Jean Fletcher
2004
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Master Class Testimonials
I greatly benefited from this class as an actor
--- AND director. As a director, I feel I’m now better equipped
for being able to identify a range of actors’ problems, articulate
them, and provide specialized techniques to fix them. As an actor,
I’m fortunate to be supporting a wife and two children, working
full-time at this craft. However, Joanne immediately zeroed in on
the one hang-up that could hold me back from breaking through to
the next level, and gave me very specific steps I can take to overcome
it. Unquestionably, she has an amazing command of all that is acting,
and very inspired, honest, yet practical, methods for imparting
her expertise. Highly recommended for the serious actor.
-- Travis Davis
If Theatre is the Great Educator, then the Master
Class is certainly the Education. Joanne Baron is an inspiration
as she brings out the inner tinkering of the human spirit in all
it's infinite glory. When you watch her you feel as though your
in the presence of someone who has been taught by the true greats
of acting.
--Arick Salmea
The master class was an incredible learning experience. Joanne
is like a finely honed knife in carving out every action with a
specific meaning. But most of all she has taught me the importance
of specificity, intention, imagination, and that every little moment
has a meaning of its own.
--Nate Shafer
I wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed the November Master
Class. It was an unbelieveable event. Not only did I get the chance
to work backstage as Stage Manager, I got to see what everyone was
talking about, Joanne as a teacher. She was phenomenal. She has
an uncanny ability to look at a scene and take it from good to awesome.
I truly feel fortunate to have been a part of the magic. I can't
wait for the next one.
--Charles Williams
The Master Class is an inspirational learning experience that has
changed my entire understanding of acting.
--Lloyd David Smith
The Master Class was a great experience for me both as a participant
and as an observer. I moved here, as you know, to attend your studio
and to work at becoming a great actor. I know it takes a lot of
work to become a working actor here in L.A. and I can think of no
better way than working with you in your master class and through
the teachings of D.W. I will look forward to attending all of your
master classes and look forward to finishing my two years at the
studio. Thanks a million for everything that you put into your work.
--Ken E. Neeley
Amazing! Best thing I've done for my career in 10 years. Very challenging.
Looking forward to doing another one.
--Carolyn Christian
Very Intense. Learned a lot more than just the craft, especially
about professionalism and preparation. I got a peek into what I'm
going to become later, as my training continues. Great Experience!
--Julia Faria
Joanne Baron is so inspiring. She is so passionate about the craft
and she really knows how to bring out the truth. She has me reach
down into my soul. The flood-gate opened and the emotion came.
--Pat Vallen
Joanne saves lives in her Master Class. Joanne is like a renowned
heart surgeon when she gives a critique. She reaches in and grabs
your heart, then holds it ever so gently as she gets rid of all
your fears, rebellion, and resistance to act. After completing the
Master Class you will never be the same. It will transform you life!
--Constance McCrory
I've acted in all four so far and can't say enough about them,
however, I'd sum my feelings up with this and feel free to use it
however you'd like: "Joanne speaks a language, which seems
to be foreign to most of Hollywood...Truth and Committment!"
--Brad Graiff
Given the fact that I am only in the beginning of my first year,
I thought I was in over my head, but through hard work, diligence,
and Joanne's guidance, the rewards were overwhelming.
--Suzie Miller
Doing the master class was an amazingly enlightening week.
--Andromeda Ambard
"(Joanne Baron) made me realize a lot about myself while teaching
the master class. Your perception and
ability as a teacher is amazing. I feel honored to have been taught
by you."
--Anonymous
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