Brandon Hannifin
- Actor
Phoenix native and graduate of Arizona State University's Cronkite School for journalism, Brandon Hannifin's career as an actor began at an early age. While enjoying a successful career in broadcasting, Hannifin appeared in multiple student and short films. In 2012 he landed the lead role as Hote in the grunge rock indie flick "Stuck Outside of Phoenix." His recent works include "Stop Sign" (2018) and the Rocky Mountain Emmy-nominated short "Against These Things" (2019) from director Joe Stone.
He was awarded Best Indie Actor at the Festigious International Film Festival in 2019 for his raw portrayal of a grieving husband in Stephen Davis' gut-wrenching short film, "Be There."
He recently appeared alongside Lance Henriksen and Dominique Swain in the Robert Conway western thriller "Eminence Hill," which garnered 6 awards at the Wild Bunch Film Festival in Fall 2019.
He was awarded Best Indie Actor at the Festigious International Film Festival in 2019 for his raw portrayal of a grieving husband in Stephen Davis' gut-wrenching short film, "Be There."
He recently appeared alongside Lance Henriksen and Dominique Swain in the Robert Conway western thriller "Eminence Hill," which garnered 6 awards at the Wild Bunch Film Festival in Fall 2019.
