Preparing a Job · One to one · Zoom or in person

You booked it. Now be ready on the day.

Ten hours across the whole script, so you arrive at rehearsals or on set knowing exactly what you’re doing.

Short film, play, TV episode or feature. I analyse the journey of every character before we begin, so you have the strongest choices for every scene.

£640Ten hoursReading fee included

Sunny Sanghera — ten hours across the whole script, preparing his first lead role.

How it runs

Every scene, every layer.

Sessions run up to three hours at a time, across as many weeks as your schedule needs — most jobs are done within six. A one-act play or a full episode is usually doable in ten hours.

A lead, a feature, multiple episodes? Send me the script and I’ll estimate the hours it needs. Bulk-book them all and you save.

Send me the script first — I need two clear days with it before session one.

On set

I’m there when it counts.

Once I’ve coached you, you get a number to WhatsApp me with emergency last-minute changes. If you’re struggling on set and production are happy to have me there — which you and your agent will need to arrange — I can coach directly from monitor village.

Rahima Delvero — preparing Lady Macbeth.

Rich with Sunny after his first lead

With Sunny after his first lead

Stevie in a scene

Stevie — three TV shows and the West End since

Sunny prepped his first lead role here — thirteen and a half hours across the script, and on set knowing every scene.

The price

£640
ten hours across the whole script · reading fee included

Pay in full at booking. Or £660 in three payments — £45 today, then 3 × £205.

Booked by the hour that would be £750. More than ten hours? Add them at the same rate.

If you’re a self-employed actor, training in your trade is a tax-deductible expense — keep your invoice. 21 and over. Payments are non-refundable; full terms at booking.

Just an audition?

Auditions & Self-Tapes.

Not booked yet? A one-to-one on the tape in front of you — £75 an hour, or £100 for your first two hours.

Arrive on set knowing every scene.