Teleprompter Premium App

Teleprompter Premium is a mobile and desktop application that scrolls script text across the screen at adjustable speeds while the device's camera records the actor. The app mirrors the text so it can be used with a beam-splitter rig, or it can display text directly on screen for standard use. It is an essential tool for actors who do commercial, hosting, or voiceover work where reading from a script is common.

The scrolling speed is fully adjustable and can be controlled via a remote, voice activation, or manual touch. This flexibility allows actors to match the teleprompter to their natural speaking rhythm rather than rushing to keep up with a fixed pace. The app also supports importing scripts in multiple formats including plain text, PDF, and Word documents.

The premium version includes features like script bookmarking, adjustable font sizes and colors, and the ability to highlight specific sections, plus it supports dual-screen output for use with external monitors or tablet setups positioned near the camera lens. Getting started is straightforward: actors download the app, import their script in any supported format, choose their scrolling speed, and position their device near the camera lens. For commercial self-tapes, the teleprompter allows actors to maintain eye contact with the camera while delivering scripted copy, resulting in a more natural and confident performance that is particularly valuable for spokesperson-style auditions and direct-to-camera industrial work.

The voice-activated scrolling feature is particularly impressive, using the device's microphone to listen to the actor's delivery and adjusting the scroll speed in real time to match their pacing, meaning the text speeds up when the actor speaks quickly and slows down during pauses. While primarily aimed at commercial and hosting work, the teleprompter can also serve as a useful rehearsal tool for actors learning lines for theatrical or film projects. The app's dual-screen capability allows actors to position a teleprompter display directly adjacent to their camera lens, minimizing the eye movement that gives away the use of a prompter, and combined with a beam-splitter rig, this can produce results indistinguishable from fully memorized delivery.

Teleprompter Premium is used by commercial actors, corporate video presenters, broadcast journalists, content creators, and public speakers, and actors who specialize in spokesperson and industrial work consider it an essential part of their toolkit. Professional hosting reels and commercial demo materials benefit significantly from teleprompter-assisted delivery, as actors can record polished, word-perfect takes that showcase their delivery skills without the subtle eye movement and hesitation that comes with memorization. The app has also found an audience among voiceover artists who use it for visual pacing guides during long-form narration sessions, and many professional broadcasters and hosts use this exact configuration for live and recorded segments.

Teleprompter Premium is available as a one-time purchase at $14.99 with no recurring subscription fees, and all features are included in the purchase price with updates provided at no additional cost. The premium version is a significant upgrade over the free version, which limits script length and lacks voice-activated scrolling. At $14.99, the app costs less than a single commercial audition coaching session and provides a tool that actors will use repeatedly throughout their career — for commercial actors who audition with scripted copy regularly, the return on investment is immediate, and the one-time pricing model means there are no ongoing costs regardless of how frequently the app is used.

Teleprompter Premium is a must-have for commercial actors, hosting aspirants, corporate presenters, and anyone who regularly delivers scripted copy on camera, and it is also highly recommended for voiceover artists who want a visual pacing guide during recording sessions — the modest cost and broad utility make it a smart investment for any multi-disciplinary performer. Actors who work exclusively in dramatic scripted content where memorization is the expectation and any hint of reading would be inappropriate will find limited use for this tool in their audition process, though it may still be useful for demo reel narration or social media content.

Practice with the teleprompter extensively before using it in a real audition — the goal is to develop the ability to read from the prompter while appearing to speak spontaneously, and increasing the font size larger than you think necessary while reducing the scroll speed helps avoid the common beginner mistakes of squinting and rushing. Position the teleprompter as close to the camera lens as physically possible to minimize visible eye movement, use a tablet mounted directly behind or beside the camera rather than off to the side, and format your scripts with short line lengths so your eyes do not have to track across the full width of the screen, which creates noticeable lateral eye movement on camera.