Biography

Brynn Baron was born on January 6, 1961 in Big Spring, Texas, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for The Monster Squad (1987), Untraceable (2008) and Brother Bear.

Portland, Oregon.

Received a Dramalogue Award for Excellence in Ensemble Acting as Jody in "Quilter's" at the Gem Theatre/Grove Shakespeare Festival, O.C.

"Sack Lunch" has won several awards including "Best Short" at the Tasty Shorts Film Festival, "Best Local Short" at the Columbia Gorge Film Festival and was recently honored at the SAG Foundation.

As a student at UCLA, Brynn worked on various projects with Tim Robbins ("Shawshank Redemption"), Randall Jahnson ("The Doors"), and Jim Herzfeld ("Meet The Parents"). She shared the stage with Jim Uhls ("Fight Club"), Richard Olivier (son of Lawrence Olivier), Dana Stevens ("City of Angels"), Anne Ramsay ("Mad About You") and Lee Arenberg ("Pirates of the Caribbean").

Brynn's first major project as a student in the theater department at U.T. Austin was to cast and direct a young Marcia Gay Hardin (who went on to win an Academy Award for "Pollack") in a one-act play by a young Joseph Skibell (award-winning novelist of "A Blessing on The Moon" "The English Disease" and "A Curable Romantic").

OMPA Oregon Actor Awards Nominee 2014 - "Best Actress".

At one point in my life, having gone to school with all these incredibly talented friends who stayed in L.A. and went on to make a name for themselves, I wondered if the train had somehow left the station without me. I had moved to Portland, Oregon to raise three great kids - which of course was more than enough by any standard of success - but it left a gaping hole in my creative life. Then a moment came one day when I realized, "Wait a minute - this is MY train! And I'm the conductor." Once that paradigm shift occurred, everything changed dramatically for me at that point, and I started to get work as an actor and a writer. Especially now, since Portland has become the indie filmmaker's paradise.