Are you a frustrated actor?

How are you supposed to access those magic performances if you aren’t getting the opportunities to flex your craft?😱

Is it actually possible to be a thriving actor without booking constant jobs?! 🤯

I bet you’ve tried the odd workshop, being an extra and giving your time for free to student films, all to keep your hand in the game… And nothing has quite worked for you, right?

How do you find the ⏰ TIME ⏰ to develop your skills and deepen your craft if you're not getting acting opportunities or if you have a full time job?

How do you justify spending money on new headshots and showreels if you barely use them?

😨 Why’s it so nerve-racking to ‘put yourself out there’?

Is the constant battle to achieve your dreams really worth it?

Can you really get to the top of your game without booking constant work?

🤔 And when should you do work for free?

🤔 Should you even think about changing your agent?

🤔 Are you doing any online networking? How often?

🤔 What about figuring out your casting type?


STOP. JUST STOP. 🤯

If any (or all) of the above questions run through your head… day after day… I might be able to help.

Hey, it's Keira here… 👋


And, while I don’t claim to know it all, I HAVE been in your position. I have been to drama school, left bright eyed and bushy tailed. I was excited to make my big break into the world. However - very quickly I became lost. I found myself trying to figure out what box I belonged in. I found myself turning up to another commercial casting where I had to pretend to brush my teeth or serve an imaginary family at a make believe KFC counter… And I lost my passion. I lost my motivation. I lost my self-esteem.

And so I stopped.

I did what I thought I would never do and I quit. And yet in that pause I realised something…

As soon as I had stepped out of drama school I had left my commitment to my craft there with it, in those walls. Yes there may have been periods without work or exciting projects, but that didn’t mean I couldn’t be developing my skills on my own. I realised I didn’t need to wait for someone to give me an opportunity to call myself an actor or dedicate my time to my craft - I had ownership of this and always had done. And would you guess it - my passion came flooding back. Now I love my craft again and it is my goal to share that same commitment and passion with others.

And yet…

Not that long ago, I was in your shoes.

Those early days were rough.

I'd take a step forward only to take three more back. I was drowning in self-doubt.

Anyways, if that's kinda how you feel right now...

Let me give you a road map, so that you stop hitting dead ends or getting lost on back roads, and instead take the fast lane to a life full of passion for your craft and towards a commitment you can be proud of.

Let me show you that you can get your acting fire back 💪

👇 Here is what I’m proposing. 👇

I’ve had a TONNE of frustrated actors reach out to me asking for my help.


So I had this crazy idea to build a step by step plan to guide you from a frustrated actor to a passionate and thriving actor in 6 weeks.

No fluff. No messing around, just a simple plan to take you from feeling like giving up to feeling like you want to do this for the rest of your life.

✅ If you are interested in claiming one of the 6 spots available, comment below with: Workout My Craft

👉 More details to follow tomorrow, on instagram at 13:00.

Excited to start this journey with you…

Keira