@Brian Krainson, if you're ok with other actors giving feedback, I have a few tips to share with Jewel. With an acting reel, you want to capture the casting director's attention within the first 5–10 seconds, so put your strongest clip first. Also cut out any clip that doesn't clearly show your face. The goal is to highlight how you break down characters and live truthfully within the dialogue, so prioritizing moments that showcase that will make it even stronger. See if you can cut it down to a strong 30-60 seconds. Here's my acting reel if it's a helpful reference. https://willowacting.com/reel. I cut out unnecessary bloat such as other characters talking and scene setting information. The focus is just on me, not the scene itself or the other characters.

Hey y'all! 1️⃣ Willow Shelley 2️⃣ I take a lot of ongoing acting training, so in this space, I want to master beginner and intermediate stunts. 3️⃣ I have a lot of goals for myself, but a dream of mine (that I can die happy after achieving) is to be a supporting character in a fantasy or medieval series. Especially with sword or archery on horseback. Having ridden horses my whole life, i now need to add the swordplay skills.

Thanks Brian! Your explanation in class was clear and easy to follow. Semantic question, should it be “Stunt resume” or “Stunts resume”?