Heather Lannan
Heather Lynn Lannan (Stars Fell on Alabama, Stay) grew up in central Georgia singing, dancing classically, acting in plays and musicals, and writing music. Her father, Bernard, is a successful IT engineer for the Air Force and is Japanese, Irish and English. Her mother (Patricia Erler) was a physical therapist and then focused on raising four children, becoming the ultimate home-maker. She is of American Indian and German ancestry. Heather completed her degree in voice performance, focusing on opera, training as a mezzo-soprano. She spent time on stages in Italy, during her time with La Musica Lyrica, training with different international coaches. Competing in 'campus idol' at her university and staging a Chicagoesque version of 'Fever' (Peggy Lee) helped her to arrive at the realization that acting was as much a passion for her as singing. Heather has had principal bookings for Food Network, American Standard, Bridgestone Tires, O'Charley's, Ancient Nutrition, CMT and more. She was selected as a hair model for Nick Arrojo's (What Not to Wear) visit to Nashville, TN and was a featured model of a signature haircut in 2017. Heather's produced award winning short films now available on Prime, TV commercials and digital media, and has co-directed music videos. She also released a single in October of 2019, a cover of Scarborough Fair, with the skilled and talented musicians Scott Mulvahill and David Howley (We Banjo 3). You can also see her in Tucker Beathard's music video of 'You Would Think (You'd Think of Me)' and Dierks Bentley's 'Gone'. Lannan has also dipped her toes into activism, acting in and helping produce/coach two creatively staged productions of the critically acclaimed play The Vagina Monologues, by Eve Ensler. She worked closely with the Director, singer/songwriter Stevie Rae Stephens (American Idol Season 12). She envisions herself continuing strongly with acting, producing, and working on new collaborative singing projects all while furthering her interests and passion in activism, volunteering and humanitarian efforts. Her hobbies are writing, running, trying new things (skydiving, etc.), traveling, finding interesting thrift-stores in cities she visits, dancing and playing with her nieces and nephew.
Heather Laplante
Heather Laplante is an actress, known for Cowboys (2020).
Heather Laura Gray
Heather Laura Gray is a multidisciplinary Choreographer known for seasons 2-6 of Warner Brother's Series "Riverdale", Academy Award Winner John Ridley's feature film "Needle In A Time Stack", Paramount's Movie Musicals: "Snow Day", "Monster High" & Jojo Siwa's "The JTeam" who draws from experience as a dancer, actor & singer on stage & screen.
Heather Lawless
Heather Lawless is an actress and writer, known for Be Kind Rewind (2008), The Campaign (2012) and The Heart, She Holler (2011).
Heather Lea MacCallum
Heather Lea MacCallum is known for Let Him Go (2020), Viper (1994) and Wynonna Earp (2016).
Heather Lee
Heather Lee is known for High Heat (2022), Chang Can Dunk and She Came to Me.
Heather Leigh
Heather Leigh is known for Black Shampoo (1976).
Heather Lenz
Director and Producer Heather Lenz is drawn to telling true stories of trailblazers, underdogs, and people who have not walked the beaten path. Lenz is best known for "KUSAMA-INFINITY," a feature length documentary about Yayoi Kusama, a Japanese artist who overcame sexism, racism, and mental illness on her path to becoming the top-selling living female artist in the world. "KUSAMA-INFINITY" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival where it was acquired by Magnolia Pictures. The film was theatrically released internationally. Lenz was a 2018 Critics' Choice Award nominee for best first-time director for her work on "KUSAMA-INFINITY." In 2019 she was awarded The Women's International Film and Television Showcase Foundation International Visionary Award in Documentary Film. Lenz is a Film Independent Fellow who earned her MFA at the University of Southern California in Film and Television Production. The first documentary short film that she directed, "Back to Back," was nominated for a Student Academy Award.
Heather Lere
Heather Lere was born on August 30, 1970 in Sherman Oaks, California, USA. She is an actress.
Heather Lever
Heather Lever is known for Green on the Greens (2021).