Brandon Velazquez: A Must-Hire Actor for TV and Film
Brandon Velazquez is a New York–born actor and Boston University Communications (TV/Film) graduate with a grounded, commanding on-camera presence. His recent lead work spans emotionally charged and character-driven roles, including a bully in Revenge, a fortune teller in Séance of Serpents, and a priest in Inner Sin. Brandon brings an intriguing edge, strong physicality, and an ability to play characters who carry pressure, conflict, authority, or hidden complexity. With skills in martial arts, Kendo, weightlifting, hosting, trumpet, and whistling, he is especially well suited for dramatic, thriller, action, supernatural, comedic-supporting, and authority-based roles. Brandon is a memorable emerging performer with the versatility, presence, and screen instinct to make bold choices and elevate a project.
Reilly Wilmit: A Must-Hire Actor for Theatre, TV and Film
Reilly Wilmit is an NYC-based AEA actor and Wagner College Theatre Performance graduate with a polished musical-theatre presence, sparkling comic instinct, and a versatile soprano voice that moves confidently between legit and belt styles.
Her credits reflect range across classic and contemporary musical theatre, from Lily Garland in On the Twentieth Century and Luisa in The Fantasticks to Essie in Parade, Florinda in Into the Woods, and Deb in Ordinary Days. Reilly has also covered demanding leading roles including Marian in The Bridges of Madison County and Sally Bowles in Cabaret, demonstrating the preparation, musicianship, and emotional depth required of a trusted principal understudy.
Reilly is especially compelling for witty leading ladies, romantic heroines, driven young professionals, period characters, musical-comedy standouts, and emotionally layered women with a sharp point of view. Her extensive performance reel, vocal selections, and theatre background make her a confident, highly castable choice for musical theatre, cabaret, new works, commercials, voice-driven projects, and character-based screen roles.
