Supporting talent based in South Carolina - profile-complete and ready to be contacted across 10 cities. No agencies, no cold outreach, no guesswork.
FEATUREDAlexis Marie is a South Carolina–based actress and commercial talent with a warm, relatable on-camera presence and natural delivery. A wife, mom, and professional interior designer, she brings genuine personality and real-life experience to every role. Alexis is especially suited for lifestyle, family, beauty, home, and professional campaigns and recently booked a principal speaking role in a Navy Mutual commercial.
FEATUREDJack Tunnell is a Charleston-based performer, educator, musician, photographer, and former collegiate athlete with experience in theater, musical theater, vocal performance, journalism, and marketing. A classically trained vocalist and lifelong musician, he has performed in theatrical productions as well as competitive and collegiate ensembles. Jack particularly enjoys character work, impressions, physical expression, and experimenting with voice, mannerisms, timing, and delivery. As an English educator, he has also taught dramatic works by Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde, Arthur Miller, and others, giving him an unusually text-focused approach to character, dialogue, and performance. Comfortable performing both onstage and on camera, Jack brings an expressive, adaptable performance style alongside experience communicating with audiences in education, journalism, and media. At 6’1” with a collegiate athletic background, he is especially interested in character, comedic, dramatic, commercial, lifestyle, and athletic roles.
FEATUREDI am a southern mom who does not look her age. I am 50 yrs old but look younger. I am a registered nurse. That is my super power. Delivered many babies before the MD could make it there. I can handle the heat. Very active and energetic person. Love to laugh a good bit. Great with kids and teenagers. I have 2 boys in college. Played softball in school and as an adult. Actually very good at it. Very active.
FEATUREDChad N. Wilson, also known as Chad Nathaniel Wilson, is an actor whose life experience brings authenticity, strength, and depth to every role he takes on. A former U.S. Army Sapper, Combat Medic, Paratrooper, and Senior Jumpmaster, Chad transitioned into acting with the same discipline, courage, and dedication that defined his military career. Since beginning his acting journey, Chad has built a growing body of work across film, television, and digital media. He landed his first speaking role in Hangin’ with the Taylors and went on to appear as Travis in A Christmas Blessing and as PJ in Merry Friendsmas (2026). He also played Frank in the SCAD short film Ghostly Sentiments and Dirty Murty in Hillary Hawkins’ YouTube series Actors Anonymous Hotline. His film credits also include Snake Infestation, also known as One Big Snake, where he appears as Mokae and the horror/slasher film Southern Nightmare, where he appears as Uncle Flint. Chad continues to develop his craft and pursue meaningful roles that allow him to bring real-life experience, emotional honesty, and powerful presence to the screen. With a background rooted in service and resilience, he is committed to growing as an actor and making a lasting impact in the movie industry.

I have always wanted to become an actor. I took Barbizon classes when I was in my 20’s. I have worked with photographers and had a couple of small jobs. I did not have the confidence then to fully pursue a modeling or acting career. I am ready to start now and I’m excited to see where this venture will lead.

Hey, I'm Savannah! I recently moved to Charleston, South Carolina with my cat Vagabond. I love nature and adventure, and my favorite food is French fries. I began performing throughout my childhood in dance recitals, talent shows, plays, musicals, and chorus. As an adult I joined community theater and was cast in leading and supporting roles in both plays and musicals. I also joined a volunteer improv group, and was recently cast in an improv-based mystery dinner theater. I have experience learning very quickly and under pressure, as while working as a performer on a cruise ship, I was expected to memorize dance routines and song lyrics in a week or less. After leaving the cruise ship industry, I began performing in a band and as an independent artist and dancer. I have missed acting and am excited to return to that side of performance art. I am independently motivated, but enjoy collaboration, and work very well in groups. I understand that it's not about any individual, rather bringing an idea and vision to life. I get tremendous fulfillment from bringing emotions and experiences to the audience. Lets work together!

Retired Army officer, corporate executive and small business owner. Loves to travel and enjoys the outdoors. Active in community non profit organizations helping those in need.

I was born and raised in Zakynthos (Zante), a small island in western Greece. I studied English Literature at the American College of Greece and worked as an English teacher for 15 years, while gradually developing my passion for theatre and performance. My first stage appearance took place in Edinburgh, Scotland, in an amateur production of Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring. That early experience marked the beginning of an artistic journey shaped by a wide range of theatrical roles, genres, and collaborations. With the Skoulikado Cultural Association “Erotokritos,” under the direction of Babis Sygouros, I performed in The General Secretary by I. Kapetanakis, A Tailor for Ladies by Georges Feydeau, The Inspector by Nikolai Gogol, The Marriage of Koutroulis by Alexandros Rizos Rangavis, The Will by M. Pontikas, Steal Less by Dario Fo, and Black Out by Jack Sharkey. These productions allowed me to explore comedy, satire, social drama, and ensemble performance while deepening my understanding of character and stagecraft. I continued my theatrical development with the “Theater Tsi Zakynthos,” under the direction of Kostas Kapodistrias, appearing in Three Stories – Three Eras, For Lots… Lots of Laughter, and Lysistrata by Aristophanes, adapted by Stathis Piskopos. Through these performances, I expanded my experience in both contemporary and classical repertoire, embracing the energy and discipline of live performance. I also participated in the musical production Musical Anthology V – Without Limits, directed by Dimitris Marinos, further broadening my experience through the combination of acting, music, and movement.

I started out semi professionally in summer sock, upstate NY, in 1969. Did community theater before that. Up the Down Staircase I played the young girl who was in love with her teacher. I took professional acting lessons in NYC at the Acting Academy of NY near Carnegie Hall. I also took music lessons. In 1978 I lived in Santa Fe and played the role of Jeannie in Hair. In 1984, while 3 months pregnant, I was in Grease in Albuquerque which was directed by Frank Maio. He directed some Happy Days episodes and was the Dr in City Slickers at the beginning of the film. This was in Albuquerque. He wanted to cast me as Marti but someone who was connected to the theater made him give them the part. However, he told me to never give up on acting. I stopped acting until the mid 80’s when I auditioned for 1969 starring Robert Downey Jr., Keiffer Sutherland while living in Savannah. The director was Ernest Thompson who directed On Golden Pond. I got a speaking part but I suffered a medical emergency so I couldn’t accep. I remained close to the casting agent, Cynthia Stillwell and at the age of about 35 I was a stand in for one of the young actresses in Now and Then. I’m ready to return to TV and films

Christopher “CJ” Allen is a retired U.S. military Master Sergeant, husband, father, grandfather, suicide prevention advocate, and professional speaker whose life has been shaped by service, resilience, family, faith, and connection. CJ’s military journey spans more than 26 years of combined service in the U.S. Navy and South Carolina Army National Guard. His experiences took him from serving aboard the USS Wainwright to deploying to Iraq and eventually becoming a leader in military suicide prevention, resilience, and primary prevention. After retiring from uniformed service in 2025, he continued a mission that had become deeply personal: helping people recognize that their lives matter. That mission led CJ to launch Find the Next 6,000, a grassroots campaign focused on connection, belonging, hope, and reducing Veteran suicide—one person and one conversation at a time. He is an experienced suicide prevention trainer and advocate who has worked with military members, Veterans, families, communities, and organizations across the country. Away from his professional work, CJ is most proud of his family. He and his wife, Lisa, have built a life together spanning more than three decades, raising four children and welcoming a grandson. Those relationships—and the lessons learned through marriage, parenting, military deployments, career changes, loss, failure, success, and starting new chapters—have shaped the person he is today. CJ brings something to casting that cannot be rehearsed: lived experience. He is comfortable speaking in front of hundreds of people, but equally values a meaningful conversation with one person. He can be serious when the moment calls for it, laugh at himself, tell a story, lead a team, and connect with people whose lives may look completely different from his own. At this stage of his life, CJ is not interested in pretending to be perfect. He is interested in showing up authentically, embracing new experiences, meeting people, and proving that some of life’s most interesting chapters begin when you think you already know how your story is going to end. His philosophy is simple: Connection matters. People matter. And every person has a story worth hearing.
PROI once had my own TV show where I taught people how to dance. I’ve been on stage and in some movies. Been in 2 commercials. I’m very good at improvisation and memory. Very reliable transportation. Always punctual. Can take direction well. Once played detective Sergeant Trotter in the Agatha Christie play the Mouse Trap. Was in the movie head of State with Chris Rock. I played the Supreme Court justice to swear him in as president.

Charleston, SC based theatre kid now full time content creator and social media content creator! Mom and wife with two kids! Lifestyle bold, vibrant, and charismatic personality!

Hi! I am Laurie! My children are grown and I am doing my thing. I did local ads for television and radio before my career as a flight attendant. I also had billboards. I honestly stopped because I had a jealous husband.I was living in Miami and offered a commercial and I chose him. I have raised my children after a divorce and loving life. I am looking forward to booking something soon.

Linda Joy Walder is a Charleston, South Carolina–based actress and creative artist currently training at Class Acting Studio. Her studies include Scene Work, Improvisation, and the Meisner Acting Technique, with an emphasis on truthful listening, emotional connection, spontaneity, and being fully present in the moment. Linda brings curiosity, creativity, and a natural openness to her performances. She is continuing to develop her craft while pursuing opportunities in film, television, commercials, and theatre.

I’ve always found comfort in performing and started young with local and church productions. Sung in choirs. As an adult I’ve stayed sharp performing for myself out of a sheer love of the game. These days I am ready to share my presence with the world.

I am a very social and funny person.I love meeting new people.i have been in many plays I love to dance and love to be the center of attention.I am very hardworking and ambitious I have a son he is 25 so I have a very experienced background with Autism my son has Asperger’s I love that show The Good Doctor because I have a special place in my heart because of my son with people on the Spectrum

My name is Adrian Jackson and I’m a practicing general dentist based in South Carolina, and while I don’t have formal acting experience, I bring a natural presence, confidence, and authenticity to the screen. My career in dentistry has taught me how to connect with people from all walks of life, communicate effectively, remain composed under pressure, and command a room when necessary. I believe one of my biggest strengths on camera is simply being myself. I bring an authentic aura, natural charisma, and a sense of grit that can’t be taught or manufactured. I’m comfortable in front of people, adaptable to different environments, and willing to step outside of my comfort zone to learn and grow. I’ve built my career through discipline, consistency, and hard work, and I bring that same mindset to every opportunity. Although I’m new to acting, I’m confident that my personality, life experiences, and natural screen presence can translate into film, television, commercials, and unscripted projects. I’m excited to explore acting and casting opportunities that allow me to bring something genuine and distinctive to the screen.

Untainted, but would be perfect for commercials or small roles.

New talent pursuing acting, commercial, modeling and background opportunities. Open to a broad range of character types and projects. Brings a tall, athletic presence, professional real-world experience and flexible availability. CASTING RANGE Professional • blue-collar • authority • athletic • upscale • dramatic • military/law-enforcement • underworld/criminal • everyday roles

I don’t have experience, but I’ve always been a little dramatic.

Hi I’m just a small town guy with big city dreams. I sing, act, write, and dance. I’m very charismatic. I’m used to grabbing attention and keeping it.

I am a very diverse emotionally in tune person whom can express myself in many different roles

Hi, my name is D.T Deal 40yo blk male from South Carolina. I have a passion for acting especially making people laugh I have played and co stared in a web series and a small film called Order Up. I’m a hard worker and willing to learn and grow my experience.

I’m an upcoming artist thats looking to spread my availability! I do and love my music but, I want to able to showcase all my talents such as acting, and becoming a character that is very close to my personal life
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