You know the feeling.
You’re about to go live. Or hit record. Or open the Zoom room with people waiting inside.
And somewhere between checking your hair and unmuting, there’s that little voice: I hope this looks okay.
Not your content. You know your content. You’ve done the work, you know your stuff, and when you’re in the room with people, they feel it.
It’s the other thing. The camera. The lighting you’ve never been sure about. The mic you bought and never set up. The background you stopped seeing months ago but strangers see first, every single time.
Here’s the truth I’ve learned across twenty years and a few thousand productions: you don’t have a content problem. You have a presence problem. And it’s costing you more than you know, because your setup is talking before you are. Every frame either builds trust or plants a tiny doubt, and tiny doubts compound: in workshops, on sales calls, on every video where someone decided something about you in the first three seconds.
You are the real thing. The screen just isn’t telling the truth about it yet.
That’s what The Green Room is for.
Join The Green Room:
Where you get ready before you go on.
Every stage has one. The room off to the side where the light gets checked, the mic gets clipped on, and somebody tells you your collar is flipped before you walk out.
Online, nobody has one. You click the link and you’re on.
So I built one. A place where your on-camera presence gets real support, real eyes, and real answers, without you needing to be ready for my full 1:1 studio work.
Who it’s for
People who host. You run the workshop. You go live. You interview people. You record the podcast. You show up in somebody else’s room in front of an audience that has never heard of you.
Or you’re about to, and you want to walk in ready.
Not people who want to just look a little nicer on a Zoom call.
What’s inside, and what it actually does for you
Be Seen as the Authority You Actually Are. My new eight-part video training series, and the fullest version of everything I teach, including the deepest dive I’ve ever done on my 5 On-Camera Trust Levers, with live demonstrations and my signature gear in action. Each part opens free and runs right up to the point where the how begins. The how is for everyone inside this room.
Here’s what you walk away with:
You’ll know exactly what your setup is saying about you, and exactly what to fix first, so you stop guessing and stop randomly buying gear that doesn’t solve the real problem.
You’ll know how to pass the 3-Second Authority Check, so the first impression on every call, video, and live matches the authority you actually carry.
You’ll stop feeling like a fraud hitting “go live,” because the doubt about how you look gets replaced by knowing.
The On-Camera Presence Clinic. Live, every four weeks on Fridays, 1:00 to 2:30pm Eastern. Hot seats with me. You come on camera, I tell you the one thing to change, and everybody learns from everybody else’s fix. Every session is recorded and kept, so the library grows every time we meet. (The first one ran two hours and eighteen minutes. I scheduled ninety. I could not help myself.)
What it means for you: you’re never stuck alone with a setup question again. Every four weeks, expert eyes on real setups, including yours when you want them.
The Vault. Recorded walkthroughs of the things I find myself teaching over and over on private calls.
What it means for you: the answers to the problems you’d otherwise spend a weekend fighting, on demand, in minutes.
The Gear Guides. Building now. What I actually buy, sorted by budget, in the order I’d buy it. Plus the half nobody writes: how to make the gear already sitting in your closet do what it was supposed to do. Tommy-tested, with links, landing in the room as I finish testing.
What it means for you: no more research rabbit holes, no more $300 mistakes, no more mic in a box.
The Green Room chat. The space between clinics. Drop a screenshot when your setup’s doing something weird, ask the question that can’t wait four weeks, share the win when a fix lands. Karen, our Green Room concierge, and I are both in there.
What it means for you: a real room, not a library. Your question is almost never just yours.
Access to book a private On-Camera Presence Audit. A 45-minute session where I look at your actual setup and tell you the truth about it, using the 5 On-Camera Trust Levers and the 3-Second Authority Check. These used to be open to anyone. It’s members only now.
What it means for you: my personal eyes on your exact room, your exact gear, your exact light, and a prioritized plan for what to change first. Not generic advice. Yours.
One thing worth knowing before you decide to wait: members are already booking out my fall calendar, and it's filling faster than I expected. I run every session myself, a handful a week, so those slots go first come, first served.
First look at everything I build. Some things I make are only ever offered inside this room, and members always hear first and pay less. The first small-group program I launched this summer was never announced publicly at all. That’s not a tease, it’s how the room works.
What it means for you: being inside is the cheapest seat for everything that comes next.
Let me be straight with you
This room is finished enough to be worth every dollar, and not finished, on purpose. New trainings land as members ask for them. Every clinic adds to the vault. The gear guides grow as I test. I’d rather tell you it’s still growing than pretend it’s done.
And the people inside are shaping it. The questions you bring, on the calls, in the clinic, in the chat, are literally the blueprint for what gets recorded next. This room gets built around the people in it.
Included: the Zoom hosting intensive
Here’s the thing I’m most excited to hand you. I’m building a live training intensive on the tech side of actually running your workshops on Zoom: which buttons, which settings, best practices for hosting like a pro, and what to do when something breaks with a room full of people watching. Somewhere north of 3,000 sessions hosted since 2020 went into what I know about this, and it solves the gap I hear about on almost every call: you’re ready to host, and the tech is the thing holding you back.
When it launches, it’ll be a paid training, $397 and up, for the public.
For Green Room members, it’s included. Not discounted. Included.
What $222 actually buys
The Green Room is $222 for the year. That’s $18.50 a month.
Some honest comparisons, since I’d rather you do this math than avoid it:
The Zoom hosting intensive alone will be $397+ to the public when it launches. It’s included with membership. The room costs less than the single training inside it, and you get the training.
One hour with a tech person to set up your mic and camera costs more than that, and they won’t tell you what your background is saying about you.
A single private session with me used to run $997. Membership gets you access to book a private audit, plus everything else in the room, for less than a quarter of that.
One workshop where your audio cuts out, or your face is in shadow, or forty people watch you fumble a screen share, costs you more than $222 in trust alone. And you’ll never get the invoice.
This isn’t a subscription you have to keep up with. It’s a room you get to keep coming back to.
Join The Green Room:
About the people already inside
The Green Room opened at the end of July, before it was finished. 128 people joined during the building phase, at a charter price that closed on August 31 and won’t exist again. Substack made me a Bestseller for it, and the publication hit #3 Rising in Business worldwide the same week.
I’m telling you that for one reason: this isn’t a room I’m hoping people want. It’s a room 128 people bet on while it was still scaffolding and folding chairs, and they were right.
You’re not late. You’re just joining a finished room instead of a construction site.
What people are saying
“Soo good Tommy! I already bought the light but didn’t know how to position it, so this was super helpful! Everyone must subscribe to The Green Room if you do any virtual meetings. Best investment!” — Heather Richmond, Green Room member
“Tommy Collier over-delivered this afternoon in an On-Camera Presence Audit I scheduled! Not only did he spend time asking me about my business and what my goals were, he also gave me suggestions on what I could do to have a $100k presence on the camera at much, much less than that!” — Christine Martin, Green Room Member
“One introductory call with Tommy and he gave me small tweaks to make with my settings, microphone, and lighting that make such a difference in how I physically look and sound on camera.” — Monique Tenszen, Green Room member
“I recently repainted my office and the color looks so off on camera. I thought it was my camera and perhaps my lighting. Then I met with Tommy for his On-Camera Audit and learned so much more about my office than just the color of the walls. If you’re finding yourself on camera a lot more because of Substack, you need to talk to Tommy!” — Erica Voell, Decision Mentor + Inner-Trust Guide
“I thought this was going to be about looking better on camera, but it became so much more than that. I feel proud to be on camera, and people notice.” — Lisa E. Zimmerman, Intuitive Astrologer & Transformational Guide
“I had been showing up on camera for years, but I didn’t realize how much my setup was actually holding me back until Tommy pointed it out. Now I finally feel like how I show up on camera matches the level of my work and influence.” — Karen Brook, High Performance Mindset & Leadership Coach
Who I am, if we haven’t met
I’ve spent 20 years shaping how people are seen on camera, and I’ve won 4 Emmy® Awards and more than 50 Telly Awards doing it. For the final four years of Bob Proctor’s life, I led his creative media, shaping how one of the most recognized voices in personal development showed up to the world.
That’s where I learned what this work really is. It was never about looking impressive. It was about making sure the screen carried the full truth of the person in front of it.
My whole body of work stands on one line: the screen should tell the truth.
What this isn’t
It isn’t a course. No curriculum, no modules, nothing to keep up with, no homework.
It isn’t a membership you have to manage. You’re buying something real: a training library, a live clinic every four weeks, expert eyes on your setup, and a room that keeps growing, with nothing ever taken away.
And it isn’t about becoming a tech person. You don’t want to become an expert at this. You want to stop thinking about it. That’s the entire goal.
The door’s open.
You’ve been showing up as the authority for everyone else. This is the room where somebody finally gets you ready.