Megan Hope

Soon after arriving in Los Angeles, Megan Hope started study at Anthony Meindl's Actor Workshop. Prior to that she was a student at Andy Garrison's Actor Training Studio. It was there in the Kansas City metro where she played some of her favorite roles, notably Renita Brown the opinionated no-nonsense actress in the stage production of "My White Son" by Lewis J. Morrow. She gained a large amount of on-set learning as Detective Shawna Morgan in the independent film "What Comes Around." One of her most impactful experiences to date, was when she played the production coordinator in a short film by Morgan Cooper called "Room Tone." These along with other roles were a nice layering into her previous main industry work of commercial acting and modeling. There she was often chosen to represent the cool young mom, business professional or hard-working college student. In her free time, Megan enjoys being a CASA, improving her proficiency in the Spanish language, reading and cycling. Ms. Hope is looking forward to continuing to help tell important and meaningful stories that inspire others.