Scott Vancil's Reel

Clip Credit Order: 'Jasmine,' directed by Krystal Heib; 'Dramatic Improv Monologue;' 'Ends Meet,' directed by Brandon Freese; 'The Mascot,' 3 scenes, directed by Mark Sidener; 'Checkmate,' directed by Kelly Inthavong; 'Dramatic Improv Monologue;' 'The Coffee Cup Caper,' directed by James Swartz; 'Remember,' directed by Zach Clossin; 'Someone at the Door,' directed by Zach Clossin; and 'The Mascot.'

Improvisational monologue of DC Comics' The Joker. Actor Scott A. Vancil improvises a scene with the Joker in Arkham having his first session with Dr. Harleen Quinzel. She wants to know about his past.

(This is the improvisation section from the full video of the 'Guardian Devil Monologue.' ) Actor Scott A. Vancil showcases one side of his version of Marvel Comics' Daredevil in an improvisational piece based on pieces of Daredevil comics' history of the character and the events that take place in the first issues of the Marvel Knights' line, just after the death of Karen Page. A little while after Karen Page has been killed at the hands of Bullseye, Daredevil sits on a rooftop listening to...

Actor Scott A. Vancil showcases one side of his version of The Joker in a monologue of Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's 'The Killing Joke.' The monologue is edited down for time and content to better suit the type of monologue that could be used in the audition room. More Joker videos to come, featuring other aspects of the character and utilizing monologues from 'The Killing Joke' as well as 'The Dark Knight' film and 'Batman: The Animated Series.'

The Acting Reel of Scott A. Vancil for early 2014. Updates to come soon. Clip Credits Order: 'The Mascot,' Directed by Mark Sidener, 6 scenes; 'Someone at the Door,' Directed by Zach Clossin; 'The Spectre,' Award Winning PSA Directed by Jon Dudrey, Scott Vancil, and Lance Mannebach; 'The Coffee Cup Caper,' Directed by James Swartz; 'The Mascot,' 6 scenes; and 'The Coffee Cup Caper.' Headshots by Jerry Wang of Jerry Wang Photography LLC.

Get to know me as an Actor, Writer, Director, and dude. This is an introduction to all things me that I made several months ago for talent agencies and anyone interested. LOOK UPDATE: I have a good beard going and medium length hair that I grew out for a short film, to be wrapped in March or April.

(The monologue itself starts about 38-40 seconds in) New version of the first Daredevil Monologue in Scott A. Vancil's Daredevil showcase series! He redid the improvisation, expanding it from the first video, but kept some of the old material. A little while after Karen Page has been killed at the hands of Bullseye, Daredevil sits on a rooftop listening to the sounds of the city and thinking of his lost love, and, after a moment of solitude, Peter Parker, as Spider-man, comes swinging in, to...

Scott Vancil doing his second Daredevil monologue, with more to come. Fed-up and in a vengeful rage, Daredevil, on the edge of sanity, confronts Bullseye for -what could be- the last time. This monologue was written by Brian Michael Bendis as part of his run with Alex Maleev. Used with respect. Scott plans on doing more monologues from the different emotional states of the character, probably (definitely) using some more Brian Michael Bendis/Alex Maleev material.