Service 02 — Screen

Actor

Stage timing and warmth, carried onto the screen — sitcoms, festival films and commercials.

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A comedian who can act

Ten years of live crowds teach things no acting class can: listening, timing, and staying real when the room shifts. Ray brings that to every role — the funny neighbor, the tired dad, the guy at the next table you end up quoting.

Credits include sitcom guest spots, two festival-selected short films and national commercial campaigns. Casting directors get self-tapes within 48 hours.

  • Sitcom and series guest roles
  • Festival shorts and features
  • Commercials and voice work

Selected credits

A short list — the full CV goes out with every casting enquiry.

The Corner Table

Sitcom — recurring guest

Six episodes as Leon, the regular who knows everyone's order and everyone's business.

Static (short)

Festival selection — lead

A late-night radio host takes one last call. Quiet, funny, and a little sad.

Harbor Bank spots

Commercial campaign

National run as the friendly branch manager with a joke for every queue.

The process

STEP 1 — THE BRIEFSides and character notes

Send the script, the breakdown and the tone you are after.

STEP 2 — SELF-TAPEWithin 48 hours

Two takes, clean sound, honest choices — delivered fast.

STEP 3 — ON SETEarly, easy, ready

Off-book, on time, and good with rewrites at short notice.

Two performers preparing in a backstage dressing room

Casting questions

Gladly — two takes with clean sound, turned around within 48 hours of receiving sides.

Comedy is home turf, but Ray's festival work leans dramatic. Send the role and let's talk.

Often, yes — the touring calendar is planned in blocks. Share your dates early and we will make it fit.

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