Preparing a Job · One to one · Zoom or in person
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.
Sunny Sanghera — ten hours across the whole script, preparing his first lead role.
How it runs
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
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.
With Sunny after his first lead

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