About Us
Leslie O'Neal Olsen has studied the art of classical Dressage for over thirty years. She was fortunate to have trained extensively with well known classical masters Ann Ticehurst, Hans Muller, Franz Rohvansky and Michael Handler. From her experience training and competing a bareback bronc rodeo horse to the Grand Prix level, Leslie realized the importance and effectiveness of the correct classical position. She is a United States Equestrian Federation "R" Dressage judge and a United States Dressage Federation Bronze and Silver Medalist. She has competed successfully in many disciplines, however, her greatest accomplishment continues to be the improvements of her students. Their achievements are her inspiration. The foundation of Leslie's teaching success is based on the rider maintaining the correct position.
Leslie runs Willowbrook Equestrian Center in Villa Rica Georgia, along with her sons Drew and Christopher and her brother Terry.
Leslie was interviewed in the In Transition article by Sharon Biggs in the April 2008 issue (page 84) of Horse Illustrated magazine!
Timothy Dwelle is our Video Producer, Webmaster and Publicist. He graduated from the Music Business Institute in Atlanta in April 1981, and returned to MBI as a part-time Class Projects music video instructor from March 1984 to February 1985. He taught students how to produce, direct, shoot and edit music videos with broadcast equipment. (MBI was eventually purchased by the Art Institutes of Atlanta.)
* Part-time Studio technician for Fox 5 News, Atlanta GA (2004-2006).
* Camera Operator for NBC Sports, Behind The Scenes, 1996 Summer Olympics. July 18 - August 5, Atlanta GA.
* MTV music videos - (1) Storm Inside My Head by Fortnox - Epic Records. Camera Operator and Associate Producer, for Group 7 Productions, 1983; (2) Rumble Tonight by Bombay, MTV Basement Tapes winner, April 14, 1985. Producer, Director, Scriptwriter, Co-editor.
* In 1986, his desktop-published booklet Music Video 101 was written about in Billboard magazine (September 13), and USA Today (Today's Tip-Off, Life section, October 2). And condensed excerpts appeared in the May/June 1988 issue of Videomaker magazine.
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