All instructors at THE ACTORS NETWORK Television and Film Studio abide by the mandate set out by the Toronto Association of Acting Studios. Their various levels of experience (as instructors and also as performers) are utilized in a combination of hands-on technique both in classroom theory and in-studio "on-camera" applications.

As Founder and Studio Director of all Canadian locations of THE ACTORS NETWORK Television and Film Studio, Glenn Bang has consistently coached on film and television productions, and has taught privately, in-studio and classroom for over fifty hours weekly (on average for forty-nine weeks per year) making him unquestionably the busiest and most sought after instructor of the last two decades.

Having taught classes at ACT 2 Studios, Ryerson, ActraWorks, Randolph School of the Arts, MovieCorp., Innovision, CFC, Studio 52, L'Attitude Cinematic, Center Space Workshops, Equity Showcase, UAW Marc Bauer Studios, Videonics USA and First Take Film Dept., Glenn has also served on the executive council of TAAS since 1992. As former Creative Director of The Paraquet Theatre Company, Glenn has both written and directed sold out runs of "The Last Date of the 20th Century" and "J.S.: Too Hot for Theatre", as well as having directed the original Toronto run of "Duel Practice." Currently, Glenn is the Executive Producer of Yonge & Eligible Productions Inc. in Toronto.
As an actor himself, Glenn Bang has appeared in lead/starring, guest star, supporting and principal roles in over fifty film and television productions and over a hundred television and radio commercials, radio dramas and animation productions nationally and internationally.