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Don’t have time to write much, but for now, know that AMADA is a scam. To the point where everyone I’ve asked about it in the theatre world calls it SCAMDA.
At the end of the day, whether or not you think AMDA is a scam or not, it’s how the rest of the industry thinks of AMDA. I know a couple of casting directors for huge regional theatres and Broadway shows that consider AMDA to be rather reputable.
Question. So I’m a high school senior who wants to pursue a major in musical theater. I got accepted into AMDA with a $10,000 scholarship (which is like $10). I thought it was a great school, but now I’ve been reading that the BFA isn’t accredited, and there’s been many scams in the school.
24 de oct. de 2005 · The people who said AMDA is a scam are the same as the people who believe it is the casting directors' problem they never get casted even though they never audition. The people that go to...
AMDA, or the Association of Medical Diagnostics Equipment and Accessories, is a for-profit institution of higher education that offers performing arts training. It has been accused of fraud or scamming activities by some customers who complain about high prices, long-term contracts, and poor customer service. The web page explores the claims against AMDA and its alternatives, as well as its history and accreditation.
a month ago. AMDA (The American Musical and Dramatic Academy) is indeed a legitimate institution that offers both two-year conservatory programs and Bachelor of Fine Arts degree programs for students interested in the performing arts.
Today AMDA continues to build upon its prestige with campuses in Los Angeles and New York City, two of the most influential entertainment hubs in the world. AMDA College of the Performing Arts in Los Angeles and the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York provide unparalleled education and training for the aspiring actor, dancer, singer, versatile artist, and beyond.
