Actress & Filmmaker

Attending Carnegie Mellon, Hannah studies Film Production, Drama and Entrepreneurship.

In Summer 2025, she worked in Los Angeles as a Sales Assistant at Arclight Films—an award-winning production and international distribution company with over 300 films sold, including the Best Picture Oscar® winner Crash.

And, she just was a dayplayer actress in CANON OF GRIMWARD, a new serial sitcom/fantasy hybrid TV show.

She sings, plays 5 instruments, and performs in local indie-rock bands. She’s obsessed with fun comedy-thrillers that carve out strange, beautiful worlds with sharp twists. Let’s collaborate!

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Acting Reel

New Product Company

In March of 2025, I played “E” in Pool, No Water with New Product Company, and created a series of marketing videos. A glamorous artist (E) invites her old friends—once collaborators, now competitors—for a weekend at her lavish new home. When an unexpected accident turns celebration into crisis, the group finds inspiration in tragedy… and quickly spirals into moral murk.

At New Product Company (NPC), I also played a key role as Marketing Manager/Video Producer for “My First Play”. In the Summer of 2024, I managed all social media platforms, created digital marketing campaigns through meta, secured sponsorships, and coordinated media coverage for 40,000 local Pittsburgh viewers in targeted ads. In addition, I produced professional video content that highlighted NPC’s vision . These efforts contributed to sold-out performances, with 226 tickets sold over two nights.

I also played CHILD in Youtube.com/the-Family-family, which delved into the lives of YouTube influencer families, examining the relationship between childhood, content creation, and real life. Written & directed by Spencer Byham-Carson.

A man and a woman sitting at a wooden table, with a large colorful projection of a man and woman behind them. The woman has long, wavy hair and is smiling while the man is holding a phone, appearing to take a picture or video.
Six people on a stage with colorful lighting and metallic backdrop. One woman stands on a podium, others are standing nearby.
A young woman with long hair, wearing a pink cardigan and a light blue dress, sits on a wooden box playing an acoustic guitar on a stage, with two men. One man, with a beard and a black shirt, is sitting to her left, and the other, wearing a colorful striped sweater, is sitting to her right holding a microphone near her mouth. There are two ring lights on stands illuminating the scene.
People dancing in a dimly lit room with pink lighting, a large pink sign spelling 'HAPPY,' and white furniture.
Projection screen displaying a woman in a red dress on the left and various digital avatars on the right.
An indoor live music performance with a singer and musicians on stage, red and green lighting, and an audience watching.

Multimedia

& Technology Experiments

Short-form Media Explorations in Carnegie Mellon Drama Expanded Theatre Course. Collaborated to create XR immersive performances centered around themes of AI, Digital Doubles, VR, and tech.

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