Most training teaches craft in theory. This puts you in the room with actors who are actively working, and lets them show you exactly how they do it.

Over two evenings, four Get Scene Working Actor Mentors (1000+ credits) each lead their own focused workshop built around a specific skill that has kept them working in film and television. This isn't a panel discussion or a general Q&A. Each session is concentrated and hands-on: you'll work on materials, get direct feedback, and hear how these actors navigate the exact challenges you're up against right now.

Learn from Get Scene Working Actor Mentors:

• Hosted by Get Scene founder and working actor Jesse Malinowski (Mayor of Kingstown, Cobra Kai, First Wives Club)

• Directing Your Audition with Judd Lormand (series regular on SEAL Team, The Naked Gun, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back)

  Your self-tape isn't just a performance, it's a production. Judd breaks down how the choices you're already making, including framing, lighting, pacing, tone, are either working for you or against you, and how to start directing your audition the way a working actor does.

• Make Your Scene Partner Look Good with Tatiana Zappardino (series regular on Tulsa King, This Is Us, NCIS: New Orleans)

  What separates a strong audition from a forgettable one often has little to do with your talent. It's your listening. Tatiana breaks down how genuine generosity in a scene creates stronger reads, better chemistry, and makes you the actor that directors and casting want to bring back into the room.

• Filling in the Blanks with Mahdi Cocci(star of Tyler Perry's Bruh, The Lovebirds, I Love Boosters)

  A script is never just the lines on the page. Mahdi shows you how to mine subtext, build backstory, and make specific character choices so that every moment you're in a scene has real intention behind it, not just words delivered on cue.

• Aspiring Actor vs. Working Actorwith Angela Relucio (The Game, S.W.A.T. , Ozark)

  The gap between wanting a career and building one comes down to habits, mindset, and daily approach. Angela gets specific about what actually separates the actors who are doing something about it from the ones still waiting to be ready.

FAQs

What is the schedule?

Wednesday, June 10th: 6 PM to 9 PM

Thursday, June 11th: 6 PM to 9 PM

Do I need to prepare anything?

There is no homework for this workshop! Just show up ready to work.

How long are the classes?

Both sessions are roughly 2 hours long.

How will we log in and participate?

Both sessions will be done via meeting style on Zoom.

Is there age restrictions?

This workshop is 16+.

Note: Refunds will not be permitted. This workshop does NOT guarantee you booking an acting job or securing representation. This is a workshop to help you, support you, and give you the tools that will help you as an actor. YOU MUST DO THE WORK.