Clips from various projects. Final clip shows a scene with actor's most recent look (hair is a little longer currently).

A sample of Avant de quitter ces lieux from Gounod's FAUST (Multiple G4s) followed by a sample of "Run" by Foo Fighters (at 1:00) with acoustic guitar (Multiple G4s and a high E5)

Featuring French, Russian, Northern Texas, Norfolk, Minnesota, Brooklyn, Irish, British RP, Cockney

A father explains to his son that they must leave their home and escape a city that is being run as a cold dictatorship in a post apocalyptic society. (British RP)

An Eastern European prison guard attempts to influence a prisoner to help end a stand off. (Most recent look)

When a potential suspect questions the findings of this detective, he decides to turn the questions back onto them.

A thief confronts his crime partner over their short comings and explains his plans to leave town.

When told "I need something impossible" Tesla shares advice and some of his history.

A man discusses his background growing up at a Catholic orphanage in Ireland. (Western Irish)

Two former lovers argue and somewhat reconcile.

An ex-con discusses dealing with his daughter's recent death.

A redneck who is constantly in and out of jail, explains how he educated himself.

This excited single, ladies man has a special plan to land the date.

Regular guy who has had enough with not being listened to.

An amateur singer discusses love for American Idol and aspirations to lead his church choir. Includes Aaron Paul/Jesse Pinkman and Sean Connery impersonations.

A "friend" explains why he might be the ideal man.

A friend discusses her ideal guy with a long time buddy.

Just an ex-husband focusing on his new family and law practice or murderer?

The bartender/clerk confronts an underage teen for his bogus I.D. From the indie film "The Bhatki Boy" shot in Philadelphia.

Acoustic guitar, belt to C5, falsetto

-Say It To Me Now (ONCE) -Heartsick (SCHOOL OF ROCK) -Common Man (AMERICAN PSYCHO)

Belt to A4

The final section of Soliloquy with orchestra from Rodger and Hammerstein's Carousel (rehearsal). High F4s and high G4

A minute excerpt of Soliloquy from R&H's Carousel. Shows off the more talky sections of the solo.

Hard rock vocals, belt to C5 and a few Bb4s

Electric guitar playing.

Ballet, partner, lifts, dips.

Robert Wesley Mason in black tank top, Falls, hand-to-hand, leaps, rolls, choked

Cool, sultry, playful, relaxed

Warm, confident, genuine, knowledgable

Announcer, informative, assertive

Southern accent, Texas drawl, low, rough, smokey