Hannah Barefoot
- Actress
- Writer
- Soundtrack
Hannah Barefoot is a theatrically-trained actress, singer, and writer known for playing complex women with grit and humor. Born in Cody, Wyoming, she at first intended to become a professional dancer, but after diving into her local theatre and fed by classic films, she found her true love in theatre. She pursued a BFA in Theatre, Dance, and Singing at the University of Wyoming.
She moved to Los Angeles after breaking into the film industry with her lead role in the indie-cult favorite, The Falls: Testament of Love (2013). She recurred on the Amazon original series Good Girls Revolt (2015), based on true events in 1969, and the Spectrum Original Los Angeles: Bad Girls (2019), starring Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba. She has guest starred in shows such as Chicago Med (2015), Good Trouble (2019), Creepshow (2019), Dirty John (2018), and Lucifer (2016), among others. Her many leading film roles have endeared her to a loyal audience who appreciate the variety of her work ranging from the romantic lead to the villainous psychopath. More recently, Hannah was filmed the Oscar winner La Méthode Williams (2021) and the Sundance Appalachian drama, The Evening Hour (2020).
In the theatre, Hannah appeared in the Los Angeles production of Center Theatre Group's, "2:22 - A Ghost Story" (2022), at the renowned Ahmanson Theatre alongside Constance Wu, Anna Camp, Finn Wittrock, and Adam Rothenberg.
Hannah wrote, produced, and starred in the dark action comedy Incendio (2017), to break her out of the 'nice girl next door' mold. This film screened at 17 festivals worldwide, allowing audiences to see her athleticism and unhinged ferocity. She has since been in development of several other projects.
Hannah is a singer-songwriter with the band The Luminous Grey, comprised of herself and her husband, musician Andy Barefoot. Their original song "To See Your Smile" appears over the entire final scene of Hannah's film L'ombre de mes souvenirs (2017), and their original song "Geronimo", appears in her film Noël en duo (2018).
Hannah continues to train as an actor and is constantly developing her skills, be it improv, dialects, horseback riding, rock climbing, etc.
She moved to Los Angeles after breaking into the film industry with her lead role in the indie-cult favorite, The Falls: Testament of Love (2013). She recurred on the Amazon original series Good Girls Revolt (2015), based on true events in 1969, and the Spectrum Original Los Angeles: Bad Girls (2019), starring Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba. She has guest starred in shows such as Chicago Med (2015), Good Trouble (2019), Creepshow (2019), Dirty John (2018), and Lucifer (2016), among others. Her many leading film roles have endeared her to a loyal audience who appreciate the variety of her work ranging from the romantic lead to the villainous psychopath. More recently, Hannah was filmed the Oscar winner La Méthode Williams (2021) and the Sundance Appalachian drama, The Evening Hour (2020).
In the theatre, Hannah appeared in the Los Angeles production of Center Theatre Group's, "2:22 - A Ghost Story" (2022), at the renowned Ahmanson Theatre alongside Constance Wu, Anna Camp, Finn Wittrock, and Adam Rothenberg.
Hannah wrote, produced, and starred in the dark action comedy Incendio (2017), to break her out of the 'nice girl next door' mold. This film screened at 17 festivals worldwide, allowing audiences to see her athleticism and unhinged ferocity. She has since been in development of several other projects.
Hannah is a singer-songwriter with the band The Luminous Grey, comprised of herself and her husband, musician Andy Barefoot. Their original song "To See Your Smile" appears over the entire final scene of Hannah's film L'ombre de mes souvenirs (2017), and their original song "Geronimo", appears in her film Noël en duo (2018).
Hannah continues to train as an actor and is constantly developing her skills, be it improv, dialects, horseback riding, rock climbing, etc.
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