I’ve helped 300+ actors, directors and stunt performers shape reels that grab attention, spark conversations and grow with their careers. Your work evolves, so should your reel.
SAMPLES
Moviestar Reel
Standard Reel
Standard Reel
Standard Reel
Director Reel
Standard Reel
Moviestar Reel
Host Reel
Stunt Reel
MY SERVICES
Best for emerging actors with a smaller body of work.
A clean, focused demo reel built from your strongest available scenes and moments. Ideal for actors with indie, student film, short film, commercial, or early television/film credits. Think actor to small principal roles.
Usually includes:
2–4 minutes
Strongest scenes
Intro/outro if applicable
Performance-focused scene shaping
A strong, professional reel for actors with limited but useful material.
Best for established actors with a larger body of work.
A more in-depth demo reel built for actors with enough material to create a stronger, more polished showcase. Ideal for actors with multiple film/television credits, stronger scene work, or a wider range of material.
Usually includes:
4–6 minutes
Stronger scene selection and flow
Scenes and snippets montage
Intro/outro
A premium reel for actors with more material who want a stronger, more polished showcase of their work.
A high-energy, impact-driven reel built to show physical ability, screen presence, action beats, timing, reactions, and stunt range. This can include fights, falls, weapons work, driving, wire work, creature work, movement, reactions, dialogue snippets, and character moments when useful.
Usually includes:
1–2 minutes
Fast cuts to music
Montage-driven structure
Dialogue snippets if helpful
Emphasis on clarity, impact, and range
Built to show what you can physically do — quickly, clearly, and with energy.
Best for directors and filmmakers showcasing style and body of work.
A director reel is less about one performance and more about tone, pacing, visuals, story command, performances, camera work and overall creative identity.
Usually includes:
5–10 minutes
Scenes, snippets, montage, and selected sequences
Emphasis on tone, visual language, pacing, and storytelling
Stronger structure across multiple projects
A curated reel that shows your creative voice, not just your footage.
Best for IMDB, short showcases, pitch pieces, or condensed reels.
A short, punchy reel designed to create interest fast. This can be used to showcase a project, a show, a-list actors, a concept, or a condensed version of a longer reel.
Usually includes:
Around 1 minute
Fast, engaging structure
Best moments only
Useful for pitching, promo, websites, social, or quick industry viewing
A short, sharp piece built to get attention quickly.
Most updates take 1–2 hours.
Can include:
Adding new footage
Revising existing scenes
Replacing older footage
Shortening or restructuring the reel
Updating contact, agency, or rep information
Agency / rep info changes are no charge.
Update rate applies to reels created within the last 2 years. Older reels may require a new reel rate, depending on the amount of work needed.
For actors who need individual scenes or clips pulled separately from a full episode, film, or existing footage source.
Pricing:
Full Episode / Movie Pull — $20
Scene Extraction Raw — $25 first scene
Additional raw scenes from the same show — $6 each
Scene Extraction Edited — $30 first scene
Additional edited scenes from the same show — $15 each
Edited scenes include clean trims and performance-focused cuts.
For clients who need multiple scenes pulled from the same episode or film.
Bundle options:
Raw Scene Bundle — 3 scenes — $35
Edited Scene Bundle — 3 scenes — $55
Episode Bundle — full episode + 3 edited scenes — $75
Extended Episode Bundle — full episode + 5 raw scenes + 2 edited scenes — $95
Best for actors who need several clips organized, pulled, or cleaned up without building a full reel.
For actors who need more than one reel version, such as comedic, dramatic, main, or MOW reels.
Common bundle types:
Main + Comedic | Main + Dramatic | Comedic + Dramatic | Dramatic + MOW | Moviestar + Sizzle
Bundle pricing examples:
2 Standard Reels — $550 total
Moviestar + MOW — $625 total
Best for actors who want separate reels for various submissions and reps.
For reels with no material direction.
If you don’t have time to scan through your work or provide scene notes, I'd be happy to search your credits and pull the material for you.
This would include IMDB for your credits, then sourcing and extracting your material.
For larger bodies of work or projects requiring extensive searching, additional sourcing time may be billed hourly before the edit begins.
ALL REELS INCLUDE
2 rough-cut revisions after the initial cut (3 passes total). Hourly update rate beyond that
A link to view the rough cuts and the ability to make notes within the review player
First rough-cut turnaround is 4-5 days for a teaser and standard reel, and 7-9 days for the remaining types. Sometimes this is much faster
A link to download the final high-quality version of your reel. I try for 1080p (full HD) but it’s not always possible so in those cases, I resort to 720p. What determines this is usually the footage itself and its HD quality
The reel is compatible with casting sites, IMDB, Vimeo, YouTube, social media, etc
The material and reels are kept on file at no cost for future updates and clip submissions
HOW TO GET STARTED
For the best turnaround and pricing, please provide a list of the projects you want included, along with season/episode numbers, scene descriptions, or approximate timecodes when available.
Please include season and episode # for TV shows (no need for the episode title).
Please include a time reference if you have it (ex: 22 minute mark or towards beginning, etc) or a brief description of the scene. i.e. environment, who’s in the scene, what you’re doing, etc.
Any YouTube, Vimeo, website or cloud storage links of the material you already have, if you have it. Not mandatory as I often source.
Agency name, agent or manager and contact info.
A helpful tip is also to get input from your agent as to the structure and market of the reel. It is more common than not to see agents share input on the reel either pre or during the rough-cut stages.
Demo reels are an ever-evolving tool for actors. They are a constantly-morphing view of an actor’s work, so should be kept in pace with it. They capture casting’s attention when new materials are shown and give agents something to talk about with them.I’ve gained invaluable experience in assembling reels — finding a theme, inner-scene cutting, maintaining a flow, engagement, ideal clip length, focusing on the actor, etc. The reels range from beginners to established series leads mostly based in LA, Vancouver and Toronto.