Blythe Howard is an American actress who has made a swift and significant impact in the entertainment industry, securing her first commercial within a week of relocating to Los Angeles from Maple Valley, Washington. This bold move was sparked by her winning a contest to be a VJ for a day on MTV's Total Request Live (TRL),showcasing her undeniable talent and unwavering determination.
With an impressive portfolio, Blythe has landed over 60 commercial campaigns as a principal performer, actively working in film and television. Her versatility shines through her numerous credits in network shows, including Yellowstone (Paramount),Walker (CW),Silicon Valley (HBO),and Dynasty (CW),demonstrating her adaptability and ability to excel in diverse roles.
Confidence and authenticity radiate through Blythe's performances, as she effortlessly brings powerful characters to life, including CEOs and FBI agents, a testament to her natural on-camera presence. This skill was honed during her time as a recurring news anchor on season two of Mindhunter (Netflix),where she drew upon her experiences in broadcast journalism, which she studied at Washington State University.
Blythe's resilience and strong work ethic are deeply ingrained in her personality, developed through her experiences as an all-around athlete in her youth. Influenced by her parents, Ron Howard, a former NFL Seattle Seahawks tight end, and her mother, Kim Kelly, a businesswoman and interior design entrepreneur, Blythe is not afraid to take the initiative.
Recently, she created, acted in, and produced Project Payne, an empowering action comedy that follows a hit woman navigating life choices and relationships. With her impressive combat and tactical training, Blythe effortlessly showcases her stage fight skills, further solidifying her on-screen presence.
In addition to her acting pursuits, Blythe launched her signature Commercial Workshop in 2019 under her platform Actor's Life With Blythe, where she guides actors through the ad world and helps them navigate the industry.
