Mara McCann(I)
- Actress
Mara carries a zone of genius on screen when playing the thwarted commander whose power is undermined, and whose ethics walk the line, driven by a ruthless spirit to win. Her stories explore human betrayal, forgiveness, and redemption. She thrives in roles where moral lines blur and characters are forced to choose: Where is the ethical line?
In 2026, Mara starred as Parker DeNadio in the feature film Inventory, a psychological sci-fi thriller where nothing you do is off the record. Written and directed by filmmaker Liz Irons, with VFX by Tim Sassoon, Inventory follows Parker, an estate auditor sent to catalog the possessions of a dead woman, only to discover that this is not an inventory of objects, but of memory, identity, grief, consent, and the final value of a human life.
Inventory launches a seven-part sci-fi psychological thriller franchise in which Parker’s private unraveling opens into a larger investigation of technology, legacy, parenthood, institutional power, and the question at the heart of the series: Who owns our memories after we’re gone?
In September 2026, Inventory begins previews in Los Angeles, with a theatrical tour being scheduled for fall 2026 and spring 2027. In March 2027, Mara is set to return as Parker DeNadio when Inventory II goes into production. Mara is signed on for all seven films of the Inventory Saga.
In October 2026, Mara appears in Halloween Candy II as the lead villain, a politician out to take over the town with a vengeance.
In 2026, Mara also appears in a supporting role in 99, playing a mother who learns from her daughter that her family’s past is betraying all they have ever owned. The film is in post-production, with private screenings planned for winter 2026.
In 2026, Mara joined Bad Blood Project, a sci-fi horror vertical series from show-runner Molly Gazay. Mara plays Jane Porter, a tech mogul who has built a surveillance program designed to take over the human race, and save humanity from a growing population of vampires. Bad Blood is in production.
Mara has an online social presence and fans email audience with a combined reach of more than 18,000.
Mara splits her time between New York City and a cottage in the Berkshires of Massachusetts, a sanctuary where she writes and creates characters.
In 2026, Mara starred as Parker DeNadio in the feature film Inventory, a psychological sci-fi thriller where nothing you do is off the record. Written and directed by filmmaker Liz Irons, with VFX by Tim Sassoon, Inventory follows Parker, an estate auditor sent to catalog the possessions of a dead woman, only to discover that this is not an inventory of objects, but of memory, identity, grief, consent, and the final value of a human life.
Inventory launches a seven-part sci-fi psychological thriller franchise in which Parker’s private unraveling opens into a larger investigation of technology, legacy, parenthood, institutional power, and the question at the heart of the series: Who owns our memories after we’re gone?
In September 2026, Inventory begins previews in Los Angeles, with a theatrical tour being scheduled for fall 2026 and spring 2027. In March 2027, Mara is set to return as Parker DeNadio when Inventory II goes into production. Mara is signed on for all seven films of the Inventory Saga.
In October 2026, Mara appears in Halloween Candy II as the lead villain, a politician out to take over the town with a vengeance.
In 2026, Mara also appears in a supporting role in 99, playing a mother who learns from her daughter that her family’s past is betraying all they have ever owned. The film is in post-production, with private screenings planned for winter 2026.
In 2026, Mara joined Bad Blood Project, a sci-fi horror vertical series from show-runner Molly Gazay. Mara plays Jane Porter, a tech mogul who has built a surveillance program designed to take over the human race, and save humanity from a growing population of vampires. Bad Blood is in production.
Mara has an online social presence and fans email audience with a combined reach of more than 18,000.
Mara splits her time between New York City and a cottage in the Berkshires of Massachusetts, a sanctuary where she writes and creates characters.
