Phoenix native and graduate of Arizona State University's esteemed Cronkite School for journalism, Brandon Hannifin embarked on his acting journey at a remarkably young age. As he advanced through a distinguished career in broadcasting, Hannifin's exceptional talent for the craft was consistently showcased through his numerous appearances in a diverse range of student and short films. In 2012, he landed the lead role as Hote in the critically acclaimed grunge rock indie film "Stuck Outside of Phoenix", a testament to his burgeoning acting abilities. Since then, his impressive body of work has continued to grow, with notable recent projects including "Stop Sign" (2018) and the Rocky Mountain Emmy-nominated short "Against These Things" (2019),skillfully directed by the accomplished Joe Stone.
Notably, Hannifin received the prestigious award of Best Indie Actor at the esteemed Festigious International Film Festival in the year 2019, in recognition of his outstanding and emotionally charged performance as a grieving husband in Stephen Davis' powerful and heart-wrenching short film, "Be There". This critically acclaimed film garnered widespread critical acclaim for its poignant and thought-provoking portrayal of the complexities of human grief and the devastating impact of loss on those left behind, showcasing Hannifin's remarkable talent and dedication to his craft.
Noted thespian, renowned for their impressive range and versatility, has recently shared the screen with esteemed actors Lance Henriksen and Dominique Swain in the critically acclaimed western thriller "Eminence Hill", helmed by the accomplished director Robert Conway. This cinematic masterpiece has garnered widespread recognition and accolades, as evidenced by its impressive haul of six prestigious awards at the esteemed Wild Bunch Film Festival, held in the autumn of 2019.
