Brianna Oppenheimer
- Actress
- Producer
- Writer
Brianna Oppenheimer is an award-winning actress, producer, and writer whose versatile body of work spans acclaimed cinema, national commercial campaigns, and the classical stage.
A dual citizen of the United States and the European Union, Brianna’s artistic foundation was forged at the legendary New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, the prestigious training ground that shaped industry icons such as Harry Connick Jr. and Anthony Mackie. She furthered her rigorous discipline at the Coronado School of the Arts and Marymount Manhattan College in New York City, and refined her craft in the Stella Adler technique under the tutelage of Richard Scanlon.
Brianna’s trajectory in the Los Angeles film landscape has been marked by a series of compelling performances. She stars as Judith in the feature film A Psycho's Path alongside MMA legend Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and has earned critical acclaim for her roles in Honey Pot, for which she received a Best Supporting Actress award, Midnite Cabby, and 20 Pounds to Happiness. Her presence has been a staple at elite industry events, including the Outfest Legacy Awards at Paramount Studios.
Transitioning seamlessly between genres, Brianna is a disciplined student of The Groundlings Theatre & School and the Upright Citizens Brigade , where she hones the sharp comedic instincts and improvisational range that define her screen presence. Her commercial credits include high-profile campaigns for global brands, and her theatrical repertoire includes a vast array of stage productions, rooted in her early years as a classically trained dancer with the Jacksonville City Ballet.
Beyond her work in front of the camera, Brianna is a multifaceted creator and athlete. She is an Advanced Open Water PADI Diver, a skilled martial artist in boxing and kickboxing, and an expert in stage combat, including firearms training and sword fighting. A passionate advocate for environmental stewardship, she brings a deep sense of intentionality and complexity to every character she inhabits.
A dual citizen of the United States and the European Union, Brianna’s artistic foundation was forged at the legendary New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, the prestigious training ground that shaped industry icons such as Harry Connick Jr. and Anthony Mackie. She furthered her rigorous discipline at the Coronado School of the Arts and Marymount Manhattan College in New York City, and refined her craft in the Stella Adler technique under the tutelage of Richard Scanlon.
Brianna’s trajectory in the Los Angeles film landscape has been marked by a series of compelling performances. She stars as Judith in the feature film A Psycho's Path alongside MMA legend Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and has earned critical acclaim for her roles in Honey Pot, for which she received a Best Supporting Actress award, Midnite Cabby, and 20 Pounds to Happiness. Her presence has been a staple at elite industry events, including the Outfest Legacy Awards at Paramount Studios.
Transitioning seamlessly between genres, Brianna is a disciplined student of The Groundlings Theatre & School and the Upright Citizens Brigade , where she hones the sharp comedic instincts and improvisational range that define her screen presence. Her commercial credits include high-profile campaigns for global brands, and her theatrical repertoire includes a vast array of stage productions, rooted in her early years as a classically trained dancer with the Jacksonville City Ballet.
Beyond her work in front of the camera, Brianna is a multifaceted creator and athlete. She is an Advanced Open Water PADI Diver, a skilled martial artist in boxing and kickboxing, and an expert in stage combat, including firearms training and sword fighting. A passionate advocate for environmental stewardship, she brings a deep sense of intentionality and complexity to every character she inhabits.
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