On-Camera Acting: Master the Art of Auditioning for TV & Film
Learn a proven process for delivering standout on-camera auditions using real TV scripts, personalized feedback, and industry-backed techniques. Perfect for actors with some training, this hands-on class from Reelarc helps you build the instincts and confidence casting directors look for.
In this ongoing weekly class, you'll work with real TV scripts, get personalized feedback, and build the instincts casting directors look for. Whether you’re new to on-camera work or ready to level up, this class helps you perform with confidence and book the job.
Build Toward Your Reel - One Scene at a Time
Our classes culminate in more than just education - they build your body of work.
Stay enrolled for 4 months and you’ll earn a custom, professionally shot scene to add to your reel.
Stick with us for 8 months? You’ll unlock a second scene. This means every 4 months, you walk away with industry-ready material - not just growth, but proof of it. And staying in class means your process gets sharper, with less effort over time.
AND Gets You Seen
Week 1: Foundations & Behavior-Based Technique
On-Camera Fundamentals: How TV differs from theater—working with the frame, listening/reacting for the cut
Behavior Over Emotion: Understanding action-based performance that translates on screen
Scene Analysis Basics: Identifying relationship dynamics, events, and character shifts
Intro Exercise: “Do you love me?” line action drill to establish clarity and intention
Hands-on Exercise: Perform and workshop a short under-5 scene with camera playback
Week 2: Co-Star Scene Work & Action Strategy
Scene Structure & Entry Points: Mastering the first 5–10 seconds of a scene
Line-as-Action Techniques: Using dialogue to create impact without overacting
Framing for Performance: How camera positioning affects intention
Hands-on Exercise: Perform a one-page co-star scene with partner and receive group feedback
Week 3: Advanced Scene Work & Multi-Character Dynamics
Layered Interactions: Working scenes with 2–3 characters on screen
Listening on Camera: Why reaction timing is everything in edited media
Scene Event & Turn: Identifying the emotion/=al pivot and moment of change
Hands-on Exercise: Rehearse and shoot a more complex guest star-level scene
Week 4: Cold Reads & On-the-Spot Performance
Cold Read Breakdown: Learn to scan, decode, and perform quickly
Editor-Aware Acting: Performing with intention and space for the cut
Minimal Rehearsal, Maximum Clarity: Trusting your instincts and prep method
Hands-on Exercise: Receive a new scene in class and perform it under time constraints
By the end of each 4-week cycle, you'll deepen your understanding of on-camera performance, strengthen their scene preparation process, and gain practical experience working under real industry conditions.
As you move along in class, the material evolves with you, and so does your craft.
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Tyler is a professional actor with over a decade of experience in theater, TV and film. On Broadway, he was an original company member of the Tony Award winning revival of Once On This Island and was a part of the closing Broadway company of Motown the Musical. You may have also seen him around the country in three different 1st national tours like Company the Musical as PJ, Once On This Island as Daniel and Motown the Musical as Norman Whitfield. Some other credits include Pharus in Choir Boy at Steppenwolf, Claude in Hair the Musical at The Old Globe, Gilbert in Marie, Dancing Still at The 5th Avenue Theatre, Angel in RENT at Casa Mañana Theatre and Roy in Fun Home at Studio Theatre DC.
On screen, you've seen him appear on NBC’s The Blacklist and one of the most revolutionary television shows of our time–Pose on FX, The 72nd Annual Tony Awards and Late Night With Seth Meyers. He just wrapped a major horror feature film to be announced later this year… Tyler comes with years of training with Bob Krakower, Jose Perez and experience on set.
Tyler knows firsthand what it's like to get a last-minute audition and still deliver a performance that books. That's why he teaches actors how to break down scenes quickly, make strong, specific choices, and work behaviorally in front of the camera as we are telling “stories through pictures.”
He's not just a working actor—he's a passionate coach who truly cares. Tyler brings deep industry insight and a commitment to helping every student grow their craft and walk into auditions ready to book the job.
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We believe in transparency. By signing the order form, you acknowledge that you’ve read, understood, and agreed to this refund policy. We encourage all clients to review our terms carefully before making a purchase. Lack of review will not be accepted as grounds for dispute.
Perfect for actors who want a fast
shoot, their own scene or monologue and cast, with simple, no-input editing
Not a writer & don't want the hassle? We handle every step to create a polished, career-boosting scene.
Duty to Read
We believe in transparency. By signing the order form, you acknowledge that you’ve read, understood, and agreed to this refund policy. We encourage all clients to review our terms carefully before making a purchase. Lack of review will not be accepted as grounds for dispute.
