Aspiring actors at The Actors' Studio at Whistling Woods International (headed by Rob Reece, Hollywood's Acting Guru), get a head-start with the unique Foundation Course which familiarises them with all aspects of filmmaking. They go on to master an impressive array of Acting skills incorporating voice training, scene study, self evaluation, screen presence and personality development and a fitness program which includes gym training, yoga and dance forms.

Rob Reece who has acted in film, television and theatre for several decades and taught Method Acting for about 30 years in Los Angeles, believes that "The Acting Program goes to the very essence of the actors' talent and trains them in a craft that brings out the genius of the human spirit."

 Success is not far. This June will see the start of a 'road trip comedy' written and directed by Shashank Khaitan with batch-mates and friends from WWI. Mukta Arts of course has launched 'Pashchim Express' with four actors from Whistling Woods namely Sahil Mehta, Mannat Ravi, Vikas Katyal and Priyam Galav. The film is being directed by WWI alumnus Sunny Bambhani. Micky Mody will be seen alongside actor Raveena Tandon in Rajiv Walia's Agni-The Fire. Aahana Kumra  has worked with Naseeruddin Shah in  Anup Kurian's  The Hunt. Sahil Vaid is featured along with Pankaj Kapoor in Bhavna Talwar's 'Happi' slated for release later this year.

"Versatility is the quintessence of the Acting students as they emerge from the course into today's New Indian Cinema that has begun to attract attention world-wide" says Subhash Ghai who has launched many 'stars'.  He adds further, "Rob's influence within WWI's Acting Program may provide India's motion picture industry the biggest and most profound benefits from its emerging actors. Rob is a powerful source, who will deliver a major shift."