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I am an international actor known for my work on Ted Lasso, with 16 years of experience across Europe, the US and Asia. I help emerging and intermediate actors build a clearer career strategy and present themselves more professionally in Film & TV. My coaching is not a traditional acting class. It is focused on career positioning, headshots, showreels, self-tapes, casting profiles, agent and manager outreach, and understanding what may be weakening or strengthening an actor’s profile. Over the years, I have advised many actors privately on how to improve their materials, avoid amateur mistakes, clarify their positioning and approach the industry with more confidence and structure. My goal is to help actors understand where they are, identify what needs to improve first, and move forward with a clear and effective plan.

With over 30years of experience teaching improvisation and sketch comedy writing at the Groundlings Theater and School, I have developed into a teacher at the level of expert. My strengths as a teacher are my deep knowledge of the craft, my ability to communicate clearly, and my endless patience and unwavering support for my students.

I'm a SAG-AFTRA actor and acting coach with more than two decades of professional experience across television, film and theatre. My credits include Grey's Anatomy, Scandal, A Million Little Things, Super Pumped and Miss Virginia. I've also coached and mentored young performers within major professional productions, including five months working closely with the youngest lead actor during Disney's A Wrinkle in Time and mentoring another young performer on Hulu's Future Man. Most recently, I helped a seven-year old actor prepare for and book a role on ABC's High Potential. My coaching is grounded in Meisner-based listening, truthful behavior, script analysis, and the realities of working on camera. I help actors make specific choices, trust their instincts, prepare strong auditions and self-tapes, take adjustments confidently, and remain emotionally present under pressure. Because I continue to work professionally, I coach from inside the process--not just from theory. Whether I'm working with a young performer, an emerging actor, or an experienced professional, my goal is to create a supportive and focused space where the actor feels safe enough to take risks, prepared enough to deliver and confident enough to bring their own voice fully into the room.