Because of the response from the previous workshop, Actor and television and Internet host, James Bartholet will be conducting another acting workshop on Sunday, March 28th.

Geared toward adult performers who want to sharpen their acting chops, this new one day workshop will cover the basics of acting and improvisation, with on camera tapings of acting scenes.

The workshops will be in West Hollywood. The price will be $25.00 per student.

The classes are four to five hours long, and interested students should sign up now for workshop on the 28th. The workshop will start promptly at 1:00pm and run until 5:30pm.

Sign ups for the workshop have started now, and all interested performers should contact Bartholet by email now at james@galaxypublicity.com. Please put 'workshop sign up' in the header, or call the production office at 310.652.0770.

'We’ve had very good responses from our previous workshops, and with so many parodies and features being shot, and performers wanting to make that transition into mainstream, this will be a great workshop for them to take' said Bartholet.

The workshop will go over scene study, character development, improvisation skills, and they will tape a scene that the students pick from a mainstream film, television, or stage production so they can have tape of themselves doing a mainstream scene'.

Bartholet has many years experience in acting and directing in the mainstream industry, and acts in many adult features. He was an AVN 2009 Best Performance Non Sex Nominee for Hustler’s 'This Ain’t Happy Days XXX'. Some of Bartholet’s recent releases include: 'Not Really The Dukes Of Hazzard A Hardcore Parody', 'The Vow', 'The A Team XXX', and 'Not Married With Children 2 XXX'.

Bartholet has a degree from Los Angeles Valley College, and has received several acting awards and nominations from his many years on stage. Bartholet trained with ACT in San Francisco and with many different acting coaches in Los Angeles. Bartholet has performed in various stage productions from coast to coast, as well as television and films, and performed sketch comedy at The Comedy Store.