Saturday 14th November, 11am UK time Our first Saturday Scene Study with Stephen was a rewarding session, and we’re ready to go again. @Ellen Molina is already in, so we need three more actors to complete the line-up. Scene study is where the real growth happens. It’s the closest thing to an audition without the pressure of a job on the line, and the place to stretch, take risks, and find out what you’re truly capable of, in a safe enviroment. The scene is written for you We'll write each scene tailored around the actors taking part and the kind of role you’ve been wanting to play. This is your chance to step into the part you’d love to be cast in and get live feedback on it from Claire and myself. Want to see how it works? Head to the Classroom and watch our first Scene Study with Stephen. You’ll see the whole process: how the scene is played, how the notes land, and how the work shifts in the moment. The format Four actors, paired into two scenes. Just like a real audition, you won’t rehearse with your scene partner beforehand. You’ll meet the scene together on the day, so come ready to listen and play off whatever they give you. Before the session, check the Self-Tape Survival Kit in the Classroom and get your framing, lighting and sound set up as well as you can. Only put your name down if you can be fully prepared: off book as best you can, choices made, ready to play. Your scene partner is counting on you. To claim a spot, comment with your name plus the following: 1. The type of role you’d love to play 2. Genre (drama, thriller, comedy, period, etc.) 3. Your playing age 4. Any accent you’d like to use 5. A role you’ve never been cast as but know you could nail The first three to comment with their details get the spots. Not performing? Come and watch. Some of the best lessons come from watching other actors work and hearing the notes land. See you on the 14th, 11am BST Tracey and Claire ❤️

Thank you to everyone who joined us tonight. Here, as promised, is The Actor's Reset workbook, attached to this post. It's your 25 days to ready: one small task a day, from now to 30 November, so you walk into 2027 with the business side of your career sorted. Inside you'll find: → Your elevator pitch, in your own voice, in 10, 30 and 60 seconds → A headshot audit, and how to brief a photographer → Your CV, showreel and self-tape set-up → Your digital presence, including your The Actors Copilot profile → Agents: who to approach, and an email that works → Money, admin and your three goals for 2027 → 24 prompts to copy straight into the 24/7 acting coach How to use it: 1. Download the file and save it to your desktop. 2. Double-click to open it in Chrome or Safari. 3. Fill it in as you go. Your answers save on your computer, so open the same file each day. 4. When you've finished, press Save my finished workbook at the end, and your PDF saves to your computer. Missed the workshop? The replay is below. We really urge you to watch the replay before you start the workbook. It explains the thinking behind each section, and you'll get far more out of it. A quick fact check from the session: we mentioned around 3,000 acting agencies in the UK. Having checked, the real figure is closer to 1,300 across every type: theatrical, commercial, voice, children's and extras. That's still a lot of doors, which is exactly why research beats volume. Find the 10 to 15 that genuinely fit you, and start there. Tip: start your 14-day trial of the app on Saturday and give your personal DNA 30 minutes. The prompts work so much better when the coach knows who you are. Tell us in the comments when you've done Day 1. We'd love to cheer you on. Your acting career is yours to build. You don't have to build it alone. Tracey and Claire ❤️

Most actors wait for January to get their business in order. By then, everyone else is doing the same thing. Tonight we're doing it differently. Our first Actor's Reset is a one-hour live masterclass and conversation on the business side of acting. Not a lecture: we work on it together, in the room. Here's what we'll cover: → Your elevator pitch: who you are as an actor, in ten seconds. Bring a volunteer spirit: we'll do a live hot seat, and the room will tell you what they'd cast you as. → Headshots: keep, refresh or reshoot? → Your CV: three fixes you can make this week → Your digital presence: profiles that all tell one story, including your The Actors Copilot profile → Agents: why November is the moment to approach them, and the email that actually works → The honest audit: what you really want from 2027, and what you're ready to leave behind You'll also get The Actor's Reset workbook tonight: 25 days, one task a day, from tomorrow to 30 November. You fill it in online, add your headshot to the cover, tick off each day, and copy 21 ready-made prompts for your pitch, CV, headshots, agent emails and more with one click. By 30 November: pitch nailed, headshots chosen, CV rebuilt, agent emails sent. On 1 January, you're not starting. You're already moving. Before tonight: • Have your current headshot and CV to hand • Open your casting profile in a tab • Think of three words people use about how you come across Drop a comment below if you'd be up for the pitch hot seat. And use your monthly payment 30% affiliate coupon under INVITE in settings to bring your acting friends into the Green Room who need this too. See you at 7pm UK. Your acting career is yours to build. You don't have to build it alone. This is the Real Work Tracey and Claire ❤️