Procedural villain type in the style of NCIS / Chicago P.D., featuring an intense interrogation scene.

Portraying Jamie, this dramatic scene highlights vulnerability, emotional depth, and grounded naturalism.

Portraying Jaxton, this comedic scene highlights wit, awkwardness, and charm.

On-camera dramatic reel featuring procedural and character-driven television material.

Musical theatre song from How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Energetic, character-driven performance highlighting musical-comedy timing, personality, and expressive storytelling.

Contemporary musical theatre vocal performance of Neil Diamond’s “I Am… I Said.” Character-driven performance highlighting baritone vocals, emotional vulnerability, personality, and expressive storytelling.

Musical theatre song from Into the Woods. Character-driven and emotionally grounded, with a clear dramatic arc and conversational storytelling.

Musical theatre song from A Little Night Music. Witty, character-driven, and conversational in style, highlighting comedic timing and expressive storytelling.

Shakespeare monologue from The Tempest. Antonio manipulates Sebastian into helping him seize power. Villainous, manipulative tone.

Shakespeare monologue from Much Ado About Nothing. Benedick wrestles with the possibility that Beatrice loves him— witty, romantic, and vulnerable.

Piano solo – “Rhapsody in Blue” by George Gershwin. Showcases musicality, classical training, and dynamic performance presence.

Musical theatre ballad from The Fantasticks. Gentle, nostalgic, and heartfelt tone.

Song excerpt from City of Angels- comedic, jazzy musical theatre.

On-camera self-tape reel showcasing comedic and character range.