Your best performance doesn’t matter if it ends up on the cutting room floor.

You’ve taken acting classes. You’ve mastered your craft. You’ve nailed auditions and brought characters to life. But have you ever wondered why your best takes don’t always make the cut? Why that audition magic didn’t happen on set? Or worse, why your entire performance ended up on the cutting room floor?

Most acting classes stop at performance. This one goes beyond.

This masterclass isn’t about teaching you how to act — you’re already great at that. This is about giving you the tools, knowledge, and power to control what’s in your hands. It’s about learning what directors, DPs, and editors wish you knew: how to adapt to the chaos of a set, how to make every take usable, and how to ensure your best work survives the frame and the edit.

The truth is, you don’t know what you don’t know — and that’s what makes this class a game-changer. It pulls back the curtain on the filmmaking process to show you the decisions being made behind the lens and behind closed doors. This is the knowledge you didn’t even know you were missing.

Because great acting just isn’t enough.

This is your chance to gain the tools, knowledge, and perspective actors rarely learn — all in just one weekend. Through three masterclasses, offered over four days, you’ll unlock the skills to master the set, the frame, and the edit.

I’m not a household name, obviously. And if you look at my IMDb page, you might be confused — unsure what exactly I do. In my opinion, that’s my greatest strength. Because, while I may not have a laundry list of blockbuster credits, what I do have is a deep, hands-on understanding of every facet of filmmaking — the kind of insight that no traditional acting class will ever teach you.

For over a decade, I’ve worn nearly every hat on a film set. In the last five years, I’ve primarily worked as a Producer (the figure behind the curtain, shaping every element of the film), an Assistant Director (the person who actually keeps the set running), and an Editor (probably the most quietly influential creative on a film). Together, these roles have given me an unparalleled understanding of how actors fit into the bigger picture. Every single position I’ve taken on behind the camera has deepened my insight into my craft as an actor, and that’s ultimately what I am, first and foremost. I’m classically trained, with a BFA in Acting earned in Hollywood, and my first love has always been performance.

Through it all, I’ve learned one truth: acting is just one piece of the whole. Beyond that, I’ve learned how exactly that piece fits into the whole and what is and isn’t in our hands as actors.

That’s why I created this course: to give actors the tools, knowledge, and perspective they need to thrive on set and in the edit room. This isn’t just about great acting; it’s about ensuring your performance survives the set, the frame, and the cut.