Biography

Before she even entered middle school, Brandi already had an impressive list of acting credits to her name.

A Los Angeles native since she was just 3 months old, Brandi got to start her acting career very young. Brandi was born in sunny San Bernardino, California and lived her first few months of life there. However her family then decided to move to Santa Clarita, California where she was then raised from babyhood on. Brandi considers Santa Clarita her hometown.

She did tap and jazz dancing from ages 4 to 9. But after being featured on TV in a news segment about Christmas, when she was 8, Brandi discovered she loved being in front of the camera and quit tap and jazz dancing at the ripe old age of 9 to do acting and modeling instead. Her parents knew they had a talented child and supported Brandi from the very beginning, taking her to auditions and on set whenever she booked acting/modeling jobs. So when Brandi was 10 years old, she started modeling, her first modeling job being for Stein-Mart Stores. Brandi modeled Stein-Mart’s clothes for the Fall 1999 season. One month later, Brandi appeared in an educational student film called "Grandma's Story". Brandi was also a published poet at age 9, as a poem she wrote about her Grandpa was published in the book "Celebrating Poetry written by Kids".

Soon after that, Brandi's freckles and spunky, energetic personality caught the attention of a children’s acting talent agent from the very well-known Daniel Hoff Talent Agency. They told her she looked like a little Julia Roberts. After signing with Daniel Hoff Talent Agency, 11-year-old Brandi got her first big break on TV when she did a popular TV commercial for Eggo Waffles. She was then invited to join SAG. A published poet, a kid model for Stein-Mart, a student film and doing commercials for Eggo Waffles, all by the tender age of just 11 years old? Not bad for a regular kid actor in Los Angeles.. but she was just getting started. She was a popular choice for a freckle faced kid with casting directors. At age 12, Brandi did her first real play in an actual, real, running theater in Los Angeles, It was a production of "Into the Woods" for the Summer Theatre Repertory Theatre at the BroadwayWorld nominated Theatre, CTG(July 2001)where she played a little girl version of Mysterious Man, as well as did previews for the play at Barnes and Noble that the theatre arranged. She was Shakespeare trained at age 15. Brandi also did school plays at her middle school and joined the theatre department at her high school the day she started her freshman year at Saugus High School, and worked her way up to being secretary for her high school theatre department in senior year, as well as singing in her school’s choir. At age 16, Brandi was cast in a TV pilot for a Discovery Kids show called ‘’How Do They Do That?" Unfortunately after the pilot episode, the Discovery network decided not to use kids and teens and go a different route with the show and aired it the next year in 2006 on Discovery with the same title. Brandi was crushed, but tried not to let it get her down. Things looked up for Brandi when at still just aged 17, was cast in and filmed the avant-garde feature film "Greed" (2006) as wise-cracking, precocious, troubled teenager, Tabitha. It was on Netflix for 2 years.

Brandi then turned 18 and decided she wanted continue acting as an adult and get rejected on a daily basis but find the humor in it! Brandi started performing comedy improv with the L.A. Connection Comedy Theatre and appeared in a few more films and TV shows. Brandi was cast on the Pro-Wrestling show Championship Wrestling from Hollywood as Ring-Girl Brandi from 2013-2014 alongside many pro-wrestlers such as Jake the Snake.

Brandi also does Voice-Overs for many popular cartoons, and voiced the role of Princess Honey Combington in a pilot for Adult Swim "Candy Coated Cartoon Spectacular ". Brandi ran in the Miss. Santa Clarita Pageant when she was 18 and was crowned Miss Santa Clarita Spirit 2008.

Horror fans may recognize Brandi from the movie "Clickbait" where Brandi played the role of high-strung, nerdy book-nerd Emma, which earned Brandi winning "Best Supporting Actress in a Feature Film" at the San Diego Fantastic Film Festival in 2018, Brandi also has her own Sketch Comedy show on YouTube called "The Wild Child Brandi Comedy Hour" with over 1 million streams. Brandi earned her Bachelor's degree in Communications from Concordia University-Irvine in 2013. She is the oldest of 2 daughters She has been featured as one of the PinUp models in Rockabilly/Pinup magazines such as Calendar Girls Magazine and was on the cover of Bombshell Pinup Magazine for May 2025.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

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