Use case
Teleprompter for self-tape auditions
Get the sides at eye level for last-minute self-tapes, so you can play the scene instead of hunting for your next line.
The problem
Casting sends sides tonight and wants the tape tomorrow. You don't have time to be fully off book, and glancing down at paper reads as uncertainty on camera.
How Teleprompter Premium+ helps
- Put the sides right next to the lens, at eye line.
- Put stage directions and your reader's cues in [brackets]: voice scrolling skips them.
- Voice scrolling waits during your pauses and beats.
- Record directly in the app with a countdown.
A setup that works
- Paste the sides. Put the other character's lines in brackets.
- Set the prompter just off the lens, where your reader would stand.
- Rehearse twice with voice scrolling, then record.
Pro tip
Use it as a safety net, not a crutch. Learn the first and last lines cold; let the prompter hold the middle.
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Frequently asked questions
- Will casting directors notice?
- Not if the reading line is at your eye line and you know the material. What they notice is looking down at paper.