The first class is all about going on our mission. This will contain a lot of information about the US and UK acting industry, how casting is being conducted, how film and TV is financed, a brief overview of agents and managers, how TV and Streaming platforms are structuring our industry - How does Pilot season work? When and how can an actor get seen for an audition? This is an important class and an overview for everything we are going to uncover throughout these 12 weeks.

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We then delve into acting and casting for TV and Streaming to understand the differences between Cable TV, Paid Cable, Network TV and Streaming services. We look at how the style of shooting changes not only the structure of the storytelling, but also the acting, and most importantly, the Casting process. This is a class rich with information, get ready to learn a lot of new skills about the TV Market. We also explore different genres, Single-cam, Multi-cam and Sitcom styles, as well as One-Hour and Half-hour shows. ​

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This class is all about YOU as we prepare for the most crucial chapter of this course: discovering how you already fit into the industry. We will explore the research project and delve deeply into casting abilities. We will cover both masculine and feminine energy, as well as the four primary trauma responses that actors need to understand to best analyze their roles and types.

This is a skill audit: What do you already bring to the industry? What are your limiting beliefs, thoughts on rejection, and views on self-worth? Can we pinpoint your long-term and short-term goals?

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The moment has come to explore various audition techniques. This class focuses on in-person auditions, self-tapes, and Zoom auditions.

We will conduct a mock audition with a cold read and introduce the self-tape project for marketing.

• Cold reading techniques

• Right brain, left brain

• Four nervous system responses and how to apply them to a scene

Mastering these audition skills is crucial for showcasing your talent effectively in different settings and increasing your chances of landing roles. By understanding these techniques, you will be better prepared to deliver compelling performances and stand out to casting directors.

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What does a casting director need to see to be compelled to bring you in?

We will explore Actors Access and Spotlight, work on resumes, and examine comedy and drama headshots.​

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Understanding what casting directors look for is essential for presenting yourself effectively and increasing your chances of being noticed. This session will help you tailor your materials to meet industry standards and make a strong impression.

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​What are the differences between agents and managers? How do we prepare our material for them?

We will delve into the distinct roles of agents and managers and provide guidance on how to prepare and present your materials effectively.

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Understanding the roles and expectations of agents and managers is crucial for navigating your acting career. This session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to approach them with confidence and professionalism.

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This class is all about understanding what you need to send out to get seen and how to present yourself effectively.

We’ll delve deep into marketing strategies and prepare everything you need for compelling email pitches, setting you up for success before you actually start pitching. Learn the secrets to standing out and making a memorable impression.

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Are you an international actor? If so, this class is for you. Discover how to practice losing your accent in just three hours.

We'll delve into the most important vowels and consonants, focusing on speech and rhythm to help you achieve an authentic American English accent.

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This is an acting class with individual time slots.

In this session, I'll individually work with you on refining scenes specifically for the self-tapes included in the program. You'll create three impactful self-tapes, completing them outside of our scheduled class time.

This session is designed to help you perfect your performances and prepare for creating self-tapes. It's your opportunity to receive personalized guidance and make a lasting impression in the industry.

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This is the second acting class focused on refining scenes for your self-tapes. It's an important session as you'll create three self-tapes for your pitches, completing them within these two classes.

To be able to shoot your scenes the week after, you'll need a good phone, a professional backdrop, a ring-light or professional self-tape light, and another actor who can read with you (live or over Zoom).

This session is crucial for preparing your self-tapes and ensuring you have everything you need for a successful filming session in the subsequent week.

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This week, we are presenting our material, helping choose the right scenes, discussing your personal headshot, and making sure your pitch is ready.​​​

The moment has come to send out our pitches to agents, managers, and casting directors as we wrap up our 3-month program. You now possess a wealth of knowledge to enter this industry confidently.

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