Jonathan B. McKennon III

Actor

August 2026

Well done, some constructive feedback would be to never look directly into camera except for when doing a slate. Make sure to keep a minimum space between the top of your head and the screen at all times. It's best to look slightly to the left or right of camera lens as well. Keep pushing ahead, you have a great look!

Cari Riley

Actress

August 2026

Good job! To make it even stronger, try anchoring your physical movements a bit more; too much shifting can distract the audience, and your beard naturally draws attention to that motion, I am also personally learning this. Also, don't hold back on the emotion—really lean into that anger and indignation toward the guy in the casket and just blast away, apparently he deserves it! ; )

Wendy Cyr

Actress

August 2026

Rick!
Great job! I really loved your adlib at the beginning! You had me smiling right from the start! I've seen this one a few times and yours stands out! You created a character and were so natural. Really well done. Thank you for the work you put into it. You were solid and relaxed. You brough Wilbur to life. Loved it.
Wendy

Rachael Brown

Actress

July 2026

Can we just start with the elephant in the room? That beard is awesome!
Loved the way you started with some ad lib to set the scene.
I do wish the frame weren't cutting you off a little before the standing transistion. I also think you could've shown even larger emotions/disdain for the deceased here.
The choice to try and exit stage left before right was comedicly gold.
Strong tape overall. Good job.

Clint Hankinson

Actor

June 2026

Nice work Rick! Your agitation was clear!

Just some thoughts - consider slowing it down a little and really reacting off of the looks and gasps you would get as you lecture the crowd on what a bum the deceased was! Also, there was a lot of head movement - it became a little distracting.

Nice job sir!