A grounded and emotionally rich monologue from a Southern country singer navigating heartbreak, ambition, and self-worth. Great for small-town dramas, Americana roles, and layered, salt-of-the-earth characters.

A grounded-yet-commanding performance of Erin Brockovich’s iconic fight-for-justice monologue. Sharply delivered with unwavering conviction — perfect for serious, blue-collar, strong-willed characters.

Warm, soulful rendition of Amy Winehouse’s “Valerie,” showcasing natural musicality, emotive vocals, and personal artistry—great for singer-songwriter or musical roles.

Haunting, visually rich performance in Italian, navigating blurred lines of memory—ideal for international, art-house, or emotionally complex roles.

Intense, emotionally driven portrayal of a woman on the brink—layered with vulnerability and sudden emotional shift. Perfect for dramatic lead roles.

Offbeat and smart scene opposite Dylan Baker—sharp comedic timing in a crime context. Ideal for quirky suburbia, character-driven ensemble roles.

Stage-honed dramatic delivery of a transformative scene from Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner. Highlights nuanced character work and strong dramatic presence.

Playful yet grounded scene, questioning a quirky “detective.” Shows comedic timing with subtle emotional depth—great for indie dramedy roles.

This is my reel which includes scenes from All You Ever Wished For starring Darren Criss and James Remar.