Self-Tape Feedback from Working Industry Pros
Get detailed, personal feedback on your self-tape from casting directors, acting coaches, and vocal coaches who work in the industry every day. No subscriptions, no group classes, just one-to-one notes on your actual audition tape.
What is self-tape feedback, really?
Self-tape feedback is a 1:1 review of an audition you've filmed yourself, given by a working industry professional. You upload or link your tape, the pro watches it, and they send back a personal voice memo or video walking through what is working, what is reading on camera, and the specific choices that would land your next take. It is faster than booking a coaching session and more useful than asking a friend, because the feedback comes from someone who actually casts, directs, or coaches for a living.
How it works on Pronto Me™
Pick a Pro from our roster, choose Single Round (one set of notes) or Iteration (a re-take review), submit your tape link plus any context about the role, and pay. Most pros deliver inside 24 to 72 hours. Your tape and the feedback stay private to you and the pro. No public profiles of your work, no shared library, no surprise charges.
Who gives the feedback
Every Pro on Pronto Me™ is a working casting director, acting coach, vocal coach, director, or senior performer with verified credits. You see their bio, turnaround time, languages, and reviews before you book, so you can match the feedback to the audition: a CD for self-tape strategy and casting reads, an acting coach for character and choices, a vocal coach for musical theatre or singing reels, a director for tone and style.
What you get back
A personal voice memo or short video, usually 5 to 15 minutes, walking through your tape with concrete notes: framing, eye-line, slate, pacing, the read itself, and the choices behind it. You can revisit the feedback any time and reference it for the next casting. If you booked Iteration, you send a re-take and get a second pass on the same role.
When self-tape feedback actually helps
Before you submit a casting tape and want a second pair of eyes. After a near-miss when you want to know what casting actually saw. When you are between agents and need an outside professional opinion. When you are preparing for drama school or a showcase. When you are building a reel and want to know which clips read on camera. Self-tape feedback is the cheapest and fastest way to keep your audition technique sharp without committing to a weekly class.