Andrew Flagg as Wilbur
Character Description
Ornery. Bitter. Got an axe to grind. All in a comedic way.
Scene Description
After sitting through an entire funeral service full of eulogies that he knows are all phoney, Wilbur, an ornery man on the best of days, calls them all out.
Written by Jaclyn Whitt
David Voncannon
Actorloved your take on the character. Only thing I would change is getting a tripod for the camera. It is clear you are holding it and essentially recording a selfie video. That said, your take on the character/script is very different than any other that I have seen and I loved it! Keep it up!
Cari Riley
ActressOh my goodness, you completely blew me away! I believed every single word from the very first second to the absolute end. You are such a natural talent at this! It was so much fun to watch, and honestly, I was hanging on your every expression. And wait—did I actually just see that you were recording yourself on video while doing a selfie setup at the exact same time?! You have a true gift for this kind of performance, and you seriously need to keep going because the world needs to see more of your work!
Hannah Bate Nelson
ActressI loved the personality you brought to this role! I would just suggest getting a tripod for your camera :)
Wendy Cyr
ActressAndrew,
You had good line delivery and vocal quality. I like your tone. I got distracted wondering why you were looking at the ceiling though. You were looking up so I couldn't tell who you were talking to. Overall it was well done.
Wendy
Chris Marks
ActorI LOVE everything that you did with Wilbur. You reminded me a lot of Fred Sanford. Wonderful character delivery. You really do need to get some kind of a tripod for your camera though. These hand held selfie videos aren't helping you much.
Clint Hankinson
ActorNice work Andrew! Loved the character you created. Fun to watch!
Some thoughts - if you can, try to prop your phone on something so you don't have to hold it. You could slow the pace down at the beginning - felt a little fast. Consider speaking louder since you're talking to a crowd. How would you react seeing people's shock at your statements? Since you were intending to celebrate his death, consider bringing a party horn/hat or confetti - just for a creative touch.
Just my 2 cents! Nice job!
Renee Michaels
Actress | Writer | FilmmakerLoved your tape!!!! My only suggestion would be to put the camera in a tripod or something to keep it still. You don’t want Casting to be able to focus on your performance and not what the camera is doing. Great job! I look forward to seeing more from you.
Donna Gafford
ActressFun read Andrew! All the emotions in a comedic way which was the assignment!
Rachael Brown
ActressAndrew. You come across as such a likeable and relatable character. I can see Wilber as a man character for sure.
I think you should invest in a background and stand for recording.
You have a good look and a great voice. Keep going.
