Brittany Butler(II)

Brittany Jordan Butler was born in Honolulu, Hawaii to an African-American father and a Filipino mother. The youngest of two siblings, Brittany began developing her love for acting when she moved to Las Vegas, Nevada as a child and joined numerous school plays and musical theatre. Since then she has booked commercials for Lunchables and IkonPass, as well as roles in TV shows such as Henry Danger, Tone-Def, and the sitcom Partners in Rhyme. Additionally, she has gone on to complete three feature films: Lifetime's "Driven to Kill" written and directed by Doug Campbell, coming-of-age musical drama "And One", and "Candy Flip" written and directed by Jeffrey Ikahn and produced by David Lipper. She was also lead in the short-film, "Krystal and Rae" which won her "Best Acting Duo" at the Independent Shorts Awards.