Famous actress Valeria Bandino visits Lady Like School and holds a Master Class with the LLS students

It's one thing to seek out advice from a colleague in your field of interest on how to better your work. It's another when you also have the chance to interact with and learn valuable lessons in your craft from a seasoned veteran in the field who has achieved the highest of honors for their work. Valeria Bandino, star of such well known films as "Charlie Casanova" or "Don't mess with the mermaids" offered pointers to Lady Like School students during a master class.

Lady Like School's students had the opportunity to do just that recently, as the famous actress Valeria Bandino visited them on 27th of March. During the class, she sat in front of the audience, while answering their questions and relating her own acting and dancing experience. "My parents brought me to the dance school. Again, I was very very shy. I remember I saw the most senior dancers, they were just so beautiful! And I thought: "You know what? I want to become like them! I'd better study more and more.".  And, at the dance class, I was practicing more and more, until the point when, in 1996, I won a dance competition", Valeria started her story.
Also, she talked to the students about the importance of being confident: "I also studied, I graduated Psychology. So, remember, studies are very important, personality is very important, it is very important to always have faith in yourself. You are unique, you are amazing as you are. So find the power into you!", the actress said.

A storied career
Born in Cagliari (Italy), Valeria started her artistic formation at the age of 5 as a ballet dancer. In 1996 she won a national dance competition for new talents.At the age of 18, Valeria was noticed by an agent in Italy and began working as a photo-model and presenter for international shows live on SKY TV and other important TV stations.She studied acting at the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin and at the TVI Actors Studios in Los Angeles. Currently based in Dublin, Valeria is a Method actress and she is involved in charity programs with AVSI, promoting the distance support for children and the development of the poorest countries in the world.