MONOSHOOTS
professional monologue filming for actors in Bristol
"I booked a national commercial soon after my Monoshoot—partly because I felt so much more confident in front of the camera."
- Adam Lloyd-James
"I booked a Monoshoot — nine days later I was accepted by my first-choice agent."
- Matthew Skinner
What is a Monoshoot?
A Monoshoot is a professionally filmed monologue session designed to give actors high-quality footage for showreels, Spotlight profiles, or agent submissions — filmed in Bath, within easy reach of Bristol.
Whether you’re just starting out, returning after a break, or refreshing your showreel, Monoshoots is designed to meet you where you are.
You can bring your own piece, work with extra guidance and time, or commission an original monologue written specifically for you.
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Performance-first. Cinematically filmed.
Many actors have strong performances recorded on phones or in improvised setups. The work is there — but the presentation quietly works against it.
Monoshoots places your performance in a cinematic, professionally filmed environment, with expert guidance shaped by 25 years of screen acting experience.
We take the time to build confidence and capture something truthful, grounded, and watchable.
Choose the Monoshoot that’s right for you.
Location
£250
3 Hour Shoot
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A cinematic monologue filmed in a real-world setting
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A more immersive approach that places your performance within a believable environment
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Time to settle in, explore, and deliver your strongest performance
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Professional filming, colour grade and sound mix
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Delivered within one week, ready to download and share
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Select your tier and book your Monoshoot — your finished monologue delivered within one week.
Got a question? hello@willthorp.com
Studio and Access
Studio filming takes place in central Bath, a 15-minute walk from Bath Spa station.
On-street parking is available — we’ll arrange a permit before you arrive.
Studio
What you need and how it works
Location
What you need and how it works
Practical Advice for Actors
I've put together some practical guidance on choosing and creating screen material, based on my experience as an actor and director.
What Makes Good Showreel Material?
A practical guide to choosing material that gives casting useful evidence of what you can do on camera.
Should I Use a Monologue or a Scene for My Showreel?
What each format allows casting to see — and when one might be more useful than the other.
