Some roles ask more of you. This class is built for when that happens.

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I’ve cast network and cable pilots and have seen firsthand what stands out when someone is being considered for a lead or a pivotal guest star. Over 8 weeks, we work at that level with material that requires more specificity, more presence, and a deeper understanding of what carries story.

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What You’ll Work On

You work on guest star and series regular scenes - material that demands clarity, nuance, and choices that can support the weight of a bigger role.

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Each week, you receive a new scene that challenges a different part of your craft. You learn how to:

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• Step into material that carries story and responsibility.

• Make choices that are grounded, specific, and genuinely your own.

• Bring more detail and depth to your work without pushing or proving.

• Recognize habits that do not serve you at this level and strengthen the instincts that do.

• Build the consistency that helps actors move from strong auditions to series ready work.​

 

By the end, you will know how to walk into the room or tape at a higher level of readiness, focus, and ease.

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Who This Class Is For

Actors with training or professional experience who are ready for deeper, more demanding work and want to prepare for guest star and series regular opportunities.

FAQ:​

What if I have to miss a class?

If you let me know at sign-up or at least 24 hours in advance, you’ll receive one make-up option: a 15-minute one-on-one session with me outside of class time. This make-up is available once per session.

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Will I work every week?

Yes. Everyone works each week. Some weeks you’ll prepare a scene ahead of time; other weeks may include cold reads or a short self-tape before class. Class size is limited, which ensures everyone gets individual attention.

 

​Is there a waitlist?

Yes. If the class fills, a waitlist will open. You’ll be contacted if a spot becomes available.