Experienced tutor in Acting in Los Angeles, Grant Emerson offers private lessons tailored to your needs.

Grant is an incredible, passionate and inclusive artist. He truly understands what it means to honor a story and character, and the fundamentals of finding it within yourself in order to make it relatable to an audience. We've worked together repeatedly and every single time is a privilege and a blast. If I could work with him on every project, I would.

Grant has an amazing range of acting ability and an impressive portfolio of work. He has a relaxed presence in every role, which makes him very believable as an actor. He is upbeat, generous and collaborative, which makes him great to work with on and off camera.

Grant has excellent acting, coaching and communication skills. He has an innate ability to bring creative concepts and characters to life. He has the insights to visualize the role and to coach his actors to their full potential. Grant takes feedback and works with you to deliver creditable characters and performances. He brings his experience and skills with his unwavering commitment to success.

Grant Harvey is an accomplished actor who can help not only actors, but also professional speakers, as they work to refine their craft. He is warm, personable, and committed to his trade.

Grant is phenomenal!! He is personable, patient and so very knowledgeable! My acting lesson left me wanting more and excited for our next appointment together. I already feel that my skills are moving in the right direction after receiving his guidance and feedback ~ Thanks Grant!

Grant and I attended The Actors Studio Drama School together and I had the opportunity to witness him begin to blossom into the artist that he is today. A particular instance crosses my mind. Our MFA program was three years and during the last year, each student was to pair with others to perform their thesis. Grant was an invited actor for my thesis, 'The Seventeenth of June,' and accompanied myself and my two thesis partners in developing our characters under the guidance of our Director. I'd like to give context and say that this was not Grant's thesis so he was not being graded on performance but he never waivered from bringing his best in rehearsals and, of course, the performance. During this time, we encountered shocking setbacks that had my scene partners and I taken aback - it was our thesis, our moment to shine, and yet we felt more like stars burning out, fires losing their flame. Grant showed up everyday, ready to challenge and encourage us out of the muck. He proved, via his actions, that despite our perceived challenges, we should always focus on the work. Always stay present with one another, and remember that though this time is monumental, there will be many more ahead. At one point, many of us felt frustrated at the process and overlooked -- but Grant saw us. He understood that though he had several other thesis plays to participate in, at that time, we needed him most. You see, Grant did not have to invest his heart into our needs but he continued to go above and beyond to get off book, discover his character's voice -- he truly did vocal work, we rehearsed outside of our scheduled time slots and we ultimately shined on stage. However, it wasn't a light that was for the audience to see, it was shared between one another -- for one another. This is one of the many ways that Grant has proven he is kind, prepared, passionate, hardworking -- and he knows how to graciously be his best self while encouraging that others do the same. Simply put, he is a humble leader and I am confident that he will coach students to do the same because, you see, one must lead by example. Grant Emerson Harvey certainly does just that.

Grant was great to work with.

He is such a giving and open scene partner. He listens and I mean truly listens while in the scene and he is always prepared and ready to play. He’s one of the kindest people and one of my favorite scene partners ever