Maybe you’re trying to figure out why you can’t get an audition to save your life.

Maybe you have an agent meeting tomorrow, your reel suddenly looks five years old, or casting sent self-tape instructions that make absolutely no damn sense.

The BASH 26 Vault gives you unlimited access to 75 masterclasses from 48 casting directors, agents, coaches, working actors and filmmakers.

You’ll also get more than 80 hours of LIVE replays and the complete BASH 26 ebook.

The book brings together the slide decks, takeaway graphics and key points from all 48 interview-style masterclasses. So when you need an answer quickly, you can find the right expert without searching through 80 hours of video.

One payment of $297 (or break it up to suit your budget). Unlimited access.

BASH is a lot.
I mean that in the best possible way.

BASH 26 brings together more than 80 hours of industry expertise from 48 experts, including casting directors, agents, coaches, working actors and Emmy-nominated filmmakers.

People like John Frank Levey who cast Shameless and E.R., Greg Apps who discovered Russell Crowe, Amy Lyndon of the Lyndon Technique, Arbender Robinson, an agent at the multi-city talent agency Firestarter Entertainment, Emmy-nominated actor and filmmaker David Bianchi, and John Osborne Hughes, who coaches Eddie Marsan.

There are 48 interview-style masterclasses, more than 30 hours of LIVE masterclass replays, and an ebook holding every slide deck and takeaway graphic. So when you’ve got one specific question, you can find the person who answered it instead of scrubbing an hour of video to get there.

Because there is a ridiculous amount of useful material inside BASH.

Way more than any normal human being can get through before the VIP Lounge closes on September 30, unless you’ve suddenly discovered a way to add six hours to every day.

The BASH 26 Vault means you don’t have to turn September into some sort of deranged Netflix binge for actors. You can watch the sessions that matter to you now and return to the others when they become relevant.

Some of it won’t mean anything to you until your career catches up with it.

An interview with an agent sounds different the night before an agent meeting.
A self-tape masterclass becomes far more interesting when casting sends you a set of instructions that makes absolutely no damn sense.
A conversation about your materials becomes urgent when you’re looking at your headshots, reel and résumé and wondering why nobody is answering your submissions.
The session about creating your own work lands differently when you’re tired of waiting for somebody else to decide whether you get to act.

That’s when the BASH 26 Vault becomes useful. You don’t have to watch every minute and memorize every answer. You simply know where to find the right person when a question lands in your lap.

It’s the closest thing I can give you to having 48 industry experts on call.

You’re not buying eighty hours of homework.

I don’t expect you to finish it, and finishing it was never the idea.

Instead of vaguely remembering that somebody said something brilliant about self-tapes three months ago, you can open the BASH 26 ebook and find the relevant expert, slide deck or set of takeaways.

You can get the essential advice quickly and return to the complete masterclass when you want the full conversation.

That makes the Vault a practical reference tool for your acting career, rather than another enormous video library sitting in a forgotten corner of the internet and silently judging you.

Here’s what you’ll actually have inside the Vault.

More than 80 hours from 48 industry experts

Casting directors, agents, coaches, working actors and Emmy-nominated filmmakers share what they know about the problems actors deal with every day.

The range matters because the question you’re asking about your career today probably won’t be the one you’re asking six months from now.

Every interview-style masterclass

You’ll keep the complete conversations, including the detail, context and stories that can’t be squeezed into a three-minute summary.

Each interview also comes with a Key Takeaways Guide and easy-to-reference infographic, so you can quickly revisit the biggest lessons, actionable advice, and standout insights whenever you need them.

More than 30 hours of LIVE masterclass replays

Missed a LIVE session because you were working, auditioning, parenting, sleeping or simply trying to remain a functioning person?

It’ll be waiting for you.

You can return to the coaching, demonstrations, questions and discussions without racing the September 30 deadline.

The complete BASH 26 Ebook

The BASH 26 ebook brings together all 48 professionally designed slide decks, the takeaway graphics and the key points from the interview-style masterclasses.

Instead of scrubbing through an hour-long replay hoping you land on the moment you vaguely remember, you can go straight to the relevant expert or subject.

One good answer can save you far more than $297.

Actors spend a lot of money trying to solve career problems.

You get another round of headshots because the submissions aren’t working. You take another workshop because the auditions aren’t coming. You replace your reel because the old one isn’t getting a response. Maybe you start wondering whether you need a different agent because perhaps they’re the problem.

Sometimes one of those things absolutely does need changing, but figuring out what actually needs your attention before you spend anything can save you a lot of time and money.

Before you spend another $800 on headshots, you can hear what casting directors have to say about the materials actors are putting in front of them. Before sending another fifty representation emails, you can listen to agents talk about their side of that relationship. Before spending thousands creating new footage, you can hear from people who actually make and cast film and television.

And because the experts inside BASH come from different sides of the industry, they aren’t always going to agree with each other.

And honestly, I wouldn’t want them to.

You get to hear how different people inside the business see the problem, understand what applies to your situation and make a better decision about what you do next.

The Vault is for you if…

You’ve already spotted masterclasses you know you’ll want to revisit, or the list of sessions you still want to watch is longer than the list of shows you’d love to work on.

And if you’d rather keep one trusted collection of industry guidance than launch another late-night internet search and emerge with twelve contradictory opinions, the Vault gives you somewhere better to look.

Your career will keep changing, and your questions will change with it. The BASH 26 Vault will still be there.

What exactly is included?

Does my Vault access expire?

Do I need to watch everything now?

Is the $94 a subscription?

What happens when my 20-minute timer ends?

What happens if I stay with my VIP Lounge access?

Does the Vault include the private VIP Lounge community or collaborator discounts?

Keep the BASH 26 masterclasses within reach.

Your VIP Lounge access ends September 30. The Vault means the masterclasses, replays and learning resources don’t have to disappear with it.

P.S. You don’t need to decide which of the 48 experts will matter most to your career. That’s the beauty of keeping all of them. When the weird self-tape request, agent question or 11 p.m. panic arrives, you can go back and find the person who already told you what to do.

BASH is a lot.I mean that in the best possible way.