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Official directing reel for indie filmmaker Jeremy Michael Hull (2026)

Excerpts from recent projects, including work for short film and television.

Demoreel Dolf Bekx Dutch

Demoreel Dolf Bekx English

Narrative shorts Film Reel by Janice Picconi

This is my comedic reel consisting of clips from Netflix's Spivak opposite Robert Kazinsky (Warcraft, True Blood, Pacific Rim), Mr. Stache starring Amy Smart (Stargirl, Just Friends, The Butterfly Effect) and Rich Sommer (Mad Men, In the Dark) and directed by Jac Schaeffer (Black Widow, WandaVision, Agatha All Along), Adult Swim's Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell opposite Matt Servitto (The Sopranos, Banshee), The Late Late Show with James Corden (sketch with Floyd Mayweather), New Girl, and TBS' The Detour.

This is my dramatic reel consisting of footage from HBO Max's The Staircase opposite Oscar nominee Toni Collette, Captain America: Civil War with Golden Globe nominee Daniel Brühl, Columbia University MFA film Butterfly opposite Leonard Wu (Netflix's Marco Polo), Boy Erased with Oscar nominee Lucas Hedges and Golden Globe nominee Joel Edgerton, The Vampire Diaries opposite Paul Wesley, Dragon Day opposite Scoot McNairy (Speak No Evil, Argo, Narcos: Mexico), HollyShorts and Boston International Film Festival Official Selection How War Ends, and USC MFA film Listen to Me opposite Amber Viera (Freeform's Dead of Summer).

My 2026 Director's Reel traces more than a decade of work, beginning with my directorial debut Prego (2015) and continuing through a diverse slate that includes Fine Dining (2017), Trapped Inside (2018), Windblown (2019), Dual Action (2020), HomeBound (2021), Dan the Man (2021), and The Z Word (2023).

“The Settlement Deal” is a Thompson Productions Concept Clip featuring Actress Elizabeth Fisher and Actor Greg Fisher. Concept Clips are custom-created scenes designed to help actors upgrade their reels with high-quality, emotionally driven performances tailored to their casting goals. This demo shows how a professionally crafted mini-scene can showcase talent, highlight range, and elevate an actor’s portfolio. Interested in your own Concept Clip? Visit our website to learn more. Thompson Productions Lighting the world. Website: ThompsonProductions.film

About Me: TV FILM Writer.... https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10454348/ Multi-layered skill stack absorbed throughout education and life experience - TCK multilingual with multi-cultural fluidity. Education, CV, Head shots & Reels with Long Haired Looks … https://ryanol.com/actor-long-hair-look-ryan-ol … Voice Artist: e-Books, multiple characters, languages, voices, dialects, original authentic seamless Trans-Atlantic, British, US accents; ... Writer: ‘Magic Mountain in the Sea’, '1923:Believe’, 'Free Nike', etc … Character Actor: Film, TV, Commercials, Webseries, Verticals: Shaman, Holyman, King, Viking, Psycho, Addict, etc …Located between sets in South East Europe & Istanbul. Work pemits EU, UK, US. #RYANOL #Actor #E-talenta #talent #Conservation #VoiceArtist #Writer #ScreenWriter #TransAtlantic #LongHair #castingcouch #casting_television #Actor #CastingDirector #CDA #ActorCasting #TalentSearch #Narration #Narrator #casting-Film #Europe #Istanbul #Shaman #Viking #King #TCK #multilingual

Carolyn Bridget Kennedy SAG-AFTRA - ACTRA Los Angeles, California IMDb: www.imdb.me/carolynbridgetkennedy Website: www.carolynbridgetkennedy.com

In today’s audiovisual industry, creators face a paradox: You have to already be on the inside before anyone even starts listening. You need a full team, a track record, industry validation—just to get a meeting. But how do you find that team? Where can you get real feedback and develop your ideas—without already having power, funding, or access? I have come to believe that the system is built to protect itself. It often values money, status, and connections over creativity, originality, or vision. But the idea is the most important part. Always has been. Open Film Zone (OFZ) was built to open a new door for creativity. Here, creators can protect their own ideas, showcase their talent, connect with collaborators, and launch their projects—without relying on the traditional filmmaking hierarchy. Through the internet, we now have strength in numbers. OFZ uses this strength to level the playing field—redistributing creative power democratically, from the gatekeepers to the global community. This model isn’t just for film. It’s a new paradigm for creative equity. A space where underrepresented voices can find support, sponsorship, and solidarity. In this way, OFZ honors cinema’s past, but is built for the future.