Britt Rentschler is a multifaceted creative force, boasting an impressive array of accomplishments as an actor, filmmaker, and coach. Her extensive body of work encompasses independent film, television, major studio features, and original content creation, garnering widespread recognition and acclaim.
Notably, Britt is associated with several notable projects, including the Sundance Alum and Emmy Nominated Uncle Frank, which premiered on Amazon, as well as Instant Family, a Paramount production. Additionally, she co-wrote, produced, and starred in Pretty Problems, a SXSW Audience Award winner that also received the Jury Award at the Sonoma International Film Festival and the Audience Choice Award at the Maui Film Festival.
Britt's television credits include a diverse range of shows, such as Shots Fired on FOX, The Detour on TBS, Lodge 49 on AMC, NCIS: LA on CBS, The Resident on FOX, and Castle on ABC, among others.
A graduate of the University of Central Florida's MFA Acting program and the Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, Britt is also a member of MENSA, Women in Film, and a practicing Reiki Master and artistic coach. Her performances are characterized by their intelligence, comedic flair, and emotional depth, drawing comparisons to Allison Janney and Kathryn Hahn, with the commanding presence of Gal Gadot.
As a queer, genre-fluid filmmaker with a sharp comedic voice, Britt's work has earned praise from prominent outlets such as Forbes, Variety, Deadline, NPR, IndieWire, and The New York Times. Whether acting on screen or behind the camera, Britt brings a unique blend of wit, warmth, and bite to her projects, defying conventions and pushing boundaries.
