Brittany Belland
Brittany Belland was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. She began taking acting and musical theater classes at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music when she was 12. After graduating high school, Brittany attended The Ohio State University where she studied improvisational comedy with The 8th Floor Improv and graduated March 2012 with a BA in Psychology and Theater. While at OSU, Brittany starred in her first feature film, The Sleeper. After graduation, she moved to Los Angeles where she currently resides.
Brittany Belt
Brittany Belt was born on July 16, 1991 in Wichita, Kansas, USA. She is an actress and cinematographer, known for Mother's Day (2016), The Ex List (2008) and Killing Games.
Brittany Benita
Brittany Benita was born and raised on the island of Guam. At the age of 3 she began training as a dancer, and as a teenager she delved into the realm of acting on stage. She later moved to Los Angeles to attend university, and after graduating, she continued further training as an actor. She is known for her role as Rene in the feature film Get Gone.
Brittany Benjamin
Brittany Benjamin has an extensive background in the performing arts including acting, singing, and dancing. She began attending a dance academy at age 3 and trained in tap, jazz and ballet as well as joining and becoming captain of a dance team competing nationally through out high school. She has trained extensively in vocal performance, stage and on-camera acting, and voice over with incredible teachers such as Shirley Venard and John Paul Gamoke. She studied Theatre Arts Acting at the University of Minnesota and received her Bachelor of Arts. Brittany was the lead singer in an all original rock band touring mostly in the Midwest, and co-wrote many of the songs on the bands album "Surround" released and produced by Karl Demer. Brittany grew up in Green Bay, WI and raised by her mom, a nurse, and her dad who worked for the city's paper company. She resides in the Minneapolis/ St. Paul area and continues her career acting and singing professionally, while raising her four children. She is married to the former Director of Photography Nick Deutsch of Generation Mason (2005) and Pond Hockey (2008). In 2010 she played Jessica Williams in The Scientist (2010) a feature film starring along side actors Bill Sage, Adam LeFevre, and Jamie Elman and directed by Zach LeBeau. It was during this film she realized her true passion had developed in film. Brittany has a continued and constantly renewed passion for on-camera acting and a true love of film. She began writing, and directing her own projects and continues to create. She is particularly fond of immersing herself into story driven independent film produced and created by talented and ambitious individuals with an honest connection to the art of film making. You can find more work and resume at her website.
Brittany Bennett
Brittany Bennett is an actress, known for Paperback (2015), A Drunk Scorpion Will Sting Itself to Death (2020) and Townhouse Confidential.
Brittany Bissa
Brittany Bissa is an actress, known for Happy's (2021).
Brittany Black
Brittany Black is an actress, known for The Secret Project 53 (2019), Checkmate (2015) and Hollywood Adventures (2015).
Brittany Blanton
Brittany Blanton got her start in film in 2015, accepting her first lead role as Jane in the film "Don't Fuck In The Woods" . Since then, she has been working on building up her experience as an actress, working on several different film projects over the years. In 2016, Brittany moved behind the camera as a writer and director of her first short film "Breaking Vera". Since then, she has taken on several behind the scenes aspects of filming such as producing, AD work, writing and Directing. In 2018 she got asked by Shawn Burkett to become an official part of Concept Media, where she now continues to grow and work on her craft both in front of, and behind the camera
Brittany Boivin
Brittany Boivin is an actress, known for Halloween Horror Tales (2018).
Brittany Bookbinder
Brittany Bookbinder is a Los Angeles based writer, director, and actor. Originally from New York, Brittany attended Northwestern University and performed as an actor, improviser, and solo sketch comedian for several years in Chicago. She is pursing an MFA in screenwriting at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts.