ACTING SUPPORT

Act With More Confidence

Get clear notes, calm rehearsal, and sharp audition prep for stage and screen. Robin Act helps you shape monologues, fix weak scenes, and walk into casting calls ready.

Moody rehearsal room with velvet curtain, director's chair, scene binder and brass lamp in warm light

Metric 01

250+

actors coached

Metric 02

4.9/5

client rating

Metric 03

18 yrs

stage and screen

HOW IT WORKS

Four Steps to Better Auditions

One-on-one scene work, voice notes, and clear next steps for stage or screen.

Empty rehearsal studio corner with chair, mirror wall, floor marks, and stacked scene folders.

60-min session

Acting Lessons

From $95

One-on-one scene work, voice notes, and clear next steps for stage or screen.

Quiet audition waiting nook with bench, slate, water bottle and bag by an open hallway door

75-min prep

Audition Coaching

From $150

Spotlit rehearsal chair, taped mark and face-down scene cards on a dark stage, seen from floor level.

Recorded notes

Monologue Rehearsal

From $110

Muted monitor, headphones, memory card case, and face-down notes on a walnut playback station.
01File review

Showreel Feedback

From $180

Tight notes on scene choice, cut order, and what to trim from your reel.

Moody self-tape corner with ring light, floor mark, backdrop stand and leaning mirror.
02Tape review

Casting Prep

From $140

Practice slate, self-tape setup, and fast scene changes for casting days.

Empty acting workshop after class with pushed-back chairs, foam blocks, drum pad and burgundy drape.
03Group class

Performance Workshops

From $65

Small group drills for timing, listen-response, and stage or camera presence.

SERVICES

Acting Services for Stage and Screen

Send your role, date, and what feels stuck. We set a clear plan.

Vintage handset, brass bell, and closed diary on marble ledge in soft daylight.
01

Book a call

Send your role, date, and what feels stuck. We set a clear plan.

Overhead still life of a scene folder, pencil, and brass clip on pale oak, softly lit.
02

Set the brief

Pick the scene, monologue, reel, or tape notes, and we fix the target.

Metronome, timer, stage tape and binder on a rehearsal-room floor in soft side light.
03

Rehearse the work

We run the lines, cut weak parts, and test choices until the read feels sure.

Closed binder, pencil and brass clip on a stone shelf under soft lamp glow.
04

Polish the read

You leave with notes, a clean plan, and the next step for the cast or stage call.

CASE STUDIES

Recent Work and Results

One 60-minute lesson\nOne audition script read\nMonologue notes by email\nCasting checklist\nSimple reel review

One role at a timeOne role at a time

Starter

From $299

  • One 60-minute lesson\nOne audition script read\nMonologue notes by email\nCasting checklist\nSimple reel review
Most popularBest for key auditions

Signature

From $749

  • Two 75-minute coaching calls\nAudition mock with notes\nMonologue blocking and beats\nShowreel cut review\nSelf-tape setup tips\nCasting prep plan
For schools and teamsFor schools and teams

Scale

Custom

  • Four private coaching calls\nFull role breakdowns\nLive script reading session\nEnsemble workshop for 8\nShowreel and tape audit\nCasting board prep notes

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

Actors Who Booked More Calls

Maya cut nerves, nailed the cold read, and booked the part.

Empty black-box stage with taped mark, costume rail, and warm house lights ready for a cold read.

Theatre

Lead role prep for college stage call

Maya cut nerves, nailed the cold read, and booked the part.

Quiet self-tape corner with monitor, light stand, cue cards, and backdrop

Screen

Self-tape notes for a TV drama call

Macro reel station with monitor back, headphones, drive case, and burgundy clip markers

Reels

Showreel fixes for a young actor

Chair on taped mark with face-down binder and brass light in a warm acting studio.

Drama

Monologue work for a drama student

Casting-day prep kit by a doorway: shoes, garment bag, slate board, water bottle, morning haze.

Casting

Casting day prep for a film call

Brass metronome, ivory tabs, and a smoothing stone on travertine under soft daylight.

Scene work and note pacing

Nina Vale

Stopwatch, scene folder, sharpener and stage tape on black stone under dramatic side light.

Self-tapes and cold reads

Elliot Ward

Macro of screenplay pages, color tabs, a bone folder and paper clips on linen.

Monologues and line runs

Priya Sen

Refresh tray with mug, citrus, sparkling water, foam blocks, and timer on a warm counter.

Stage craft for student groups

Theo Brooks

Proof

Customer notes

Verified

My self-tape looked tighter after one session, and I sent it the same day.

Brass metronome, ivory tabs, and a smoothing stone on travertine under soft daylight.

Maya Ellison

Drama student, NYU

Verified

The monologue notes made my pace clear and gave me a calmer room entrance.

Stopwatch, scene folder, sharpener and stage tape on black stone under dramatic side light.

Jordan Pike

Stage actor, Luna Theatre

Verified

We fixed my reel order fast, and the next casting call felt much easier.

Macro of screenplay pages, color tabs, a bone folder and paper clips on linen.

Tessa Morgan

Screen performer, Indigo Cast

Service area

New York City

Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Harlem, Long Island City

Brooklyn Bridge and Lower Manhattan at sunrise through river haze

Area 01

New York City

Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Harlem, Long Island City

Jersey City and Hoboken skyline across the Hudson at golden hour with hazy reflections.

Area 02

New Jersey

Jersey City, Hoboken, Newark, Montclair

Connecticut coast with a lighthouse, stone seawall, and marsh at sunset.

Area 03

Connecticut

Stamford, Norwalk, New Haven, Greenwich

Quiet apartment window with laptop, headphones, curtains, and city lights at dusk

Area 04

Online Sessions

United States, Canada, UK, Ireland

The Map

Questions

Acting Questions Answered

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01Do you work with beginners?+

Yes. We help new actors, theater students, and screen performers with clear notes and calm rehearsal before each session.

02Can you help with self-tapes?+

Yes. We review slate, frame, pace, and scene choices so your tape looks steady and feels natural for casting teams.

03Do you read scripts with me?+

Yes. We do live script reads to test timing, beats, and line flow before the real rehearsal or call.

04What happens in a first call?+

We talk about your role, your target date, and the exact scene, reel, or casting notes you need right now.

05Do you offer group workshops?+

Yes. We run small workshops for drama groups, stage casts, and screen students who need practice together.

06How far ahead should I book?+

Book as soon as you get the script or casting notice. That gives time for notes, runs, and a final clean pass.

Get Casting Notes

Get short notes on auditions, monologues, showreels, and casting prep, sent once a week.