Brittney Lee Harvey, a California native, embarked on her acting journey at the tender age of four, initially exploring commercial work and theatre. However, it wasn't until she landed a role in the 1996 film "Earth Minus Zero" at the age of six that she earned her first credited screen appearance. This marked the beginning of a prolific career, as she went on to secure numerous featured and supporting roles, including a notable performance in the 1998 TV production "Mr. Murder", which garnered recognition from the prestigious Young Artist Awards.
As her acting career progressed, Brittney also ventured into the realm of voice work, lending her talents to Western animation, video games, and anime, collaborating with esteemed studios such as Disney, Geneon/New Generation Pictures, and Capcom. Notably, she contributed to some unreleased or shelved Disney titles.
After gaining extensive experience in the entertainment industry, particularly through her work on the Street Fighter games, Brittney decided to pivot and pursue a new career path. She transitioned into the field of public relations, joining Ogilvy & Mather Advertising Services in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she worked as a publicist and talent recruiter. Her interests eventually expanded to the financial technology (fintech) industry, with a notable milestone achieved in 2022.
