1 on 1, Anywhere
Online Acting Coaching
Not in Los Angeles or can’t make it in?
The question everybody asks first is whether this actually works on a screen.
Yes. And for the thing you’re most likely auditioning with now — a tape — it’s better than being in the room with me. I’ll get to why.
What it is: an hour, one-on-one. You and me and whatever you’re working on. Same hour I’d give you in the room, same rate, and I’ve been doing it out here about 13 years.
Virtual Lessons Via GoogleMeet
Private Coaching
A Person, Not A Platform
I’m not an online acting school. There’s no curriculum to follow, no modules, no video library, no login, and no course you’re expected to work through on your own.
What I offer is much simpler: an hour together, one-on-one, with my full attention on you and your work.
Because a recording can’t watch you back.
It can’t see what you did thirty seconds ago and tell you why something worked, why something didn’t, or catch the small adjustment that could change the entire scene. It can’t respond to what you’re doing in the moment and help you discover what works specifically for you.
That’s what a coach can do.
And whether we’re sitting across from each other in the studio or working face-to-face on Zoom, I’m there with you, watching, listening, adjusting, and working through it in real time.
So if what you’re looking for is a second set of eyes on your work, that’s exactly what this is.
The Session
What an online session actually is
An hour, one-on-one. Acting lessons online, which mostly means the same thing as acting lessons.
You bring a scene, or a script, or a problem. We take it apart and put it back together, and we discover together.
Same hour, same rate, same notes. The only thing that changed is the commute.
The Honest Part
What Zoom is actually good for
On-camera work? You’re already on a camera.
You can watch yourself back in real time and see the exact thing I’m describing, in the moment I’m describing it, which is the fastest way anybody has ever learned this.
And it’s the medium you’re actually working in. Almost every audition is a tape now. So when you learn acting online, you’re rehearsing in the same frame you’ll be hired in.
That isn’t a compromise. That’s the point.
Scene work, audition material, script analysis, cold reading — all of it runs the same on a screen as it does in the room.