J. Robin Miller- Founder of LCA and Teacher
You can currently catch J. Robin in the national Walmart commerical where she plays a mother who smartly buys her Iams pet food at discounted prices. You may also catch her in the regional "green" Edison Power commercial. Another fun project was starring alongside Anthony Anderson (The Departed, Transformers, Law & Order) in Academy Award nominated writer/director Rob Pearlstein's new film MATUMBO GOLDBERG, which has become a hit on Will Ferrell's comedy website FunnyorDie.com. The film has also been selected by the LA Times Entertainment Funny 2.0 blog and went to several film festivals.
J. Robin is probably best known for her role on ABC's General Hospital as Lydia Karenin Cassadine, but she has thoroughly enjoyed her work in independent films, TV pilots and recurring and guest starring roles on primetime television, including Andy Barker P.I., NCIS, Crossing Jordan, CSI, That 70's Show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Just Shoot Me, Beverly Hills 90210 and many more.
As passionate about teaching as she is acting, J. Robin founded LCA to give newer actors an opportunity to learn from her experienced team of working actors.
Many recognize Alexandra Barreto from the popular WB TV
show Pepper Dennis, in which
Alex co-starred as Blanca Martinez alongside Rebecca Romijn. Most
recently, Alex guest starred on Pushing Daisies playing
Veronica Villanueva and on the original CSI. Alex’s
extensive television credits also include recurring roles
on the shows Summerland playing
Isabel Luna, The District playing
Maria Rodriguez, American Family playing
Young Berta and Resurrection Blvd. playing
Carmen de la Cruz. 
Miranda Kent is a graduate of New York University’s
Tisch School of The Arts where she received a BFA in Acting.
Originally from the Southwest, Miranda fell in love with
the Big Apple and played both on Broadway and Off Broadway
in such plays as The Judas Kiss,
starring Liam Neeson and Moonlight,
starring the late great Jason Robards. She also worked
in regional theater at The Arena Stage in DC, The Long
Wharf in Connecticut and Two River Theater Co. in New
Jersey. 
