Katie Groshong
Katie Groshong was born to Fred and Deanna Groshong. She grew up in the small town of Wellsville, KS with her older sister Holly, and younger brother Noah. After graduating from Wellsville High School, she decided to continue her career as a vocalist while attending Belmont University's School of Music in Nashville, Tennessee. While at Belmont, she had a battle with vocal polyps, and decided surgery was not an option, so she left school in search of a new path. It was then that she discovered her love for acting. While attending a musical theatre rehearsal in 2001, directors Steve and Jeff Wedding saw and cast her in their first feature film, "Blind". Katie moved to Los Angeles for four years to pursue a career in acting, but in 2005 decided to move back to Nashville and start a production company with Jeff Wedding called GypsyRoot Productions. Their first project was a Super 8 short entitled, "Gracie: The Diary of a Coma Patient", which hit the festival circuit and won them a few "Best of the Fest" awards and a "Best Cinematography" award at the Eerie Horror Film Festival. With the accumulated press and industry praise for "Gracie", Jeff and Katie started their second project together in October 2007, a 16mm HD feature, "A Measure of the Sin", which was adapted from an award winning story by Kristy Nielsen. Katie continues to travel for acting, but Nashville is, and always will be her home.
Katie Guentzel
Katie Guentzel is an actress, known for Ninety-Nine Pages (2005), Unhinged (2007) and (Yielding to) A Willing Breath (2006).
Katie Gunderson
Katie Gunderson is known for Doom Patrol (2019), Grey's Anatomy (2005) and Scandal (2012).
Katie Gunn
At 10 years old, Katie Gunn has already started building a versatile resume for herself. Katie played the part of Disney Jr.'s production of "Mulan" at the Innovation Academy Magnet School. She was also part of the principal cast with Disney Jr.'s production of "Charlie And The Chocolate Factory;" selected to play Veruca Salt at the King Theater Camp. At her elementary school, Katie starred in the musical "Rudolph Saves Christmas" playing the role of Rudolph. She has also won six public speaking contests awards at her school under the 4-H program. Other than her acting career, Katie draws her creative expression from hip hop classes and violin lessons, inspired by American artist, Lindsey Stirling.
Katie Hahn
Katie Hahn is an actress, known for Herman Jones (2018), The Dark Red (2018) and The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg.
Katie Hall
Katie Hall is an actress, known for Blame (2021).
Katie Hall Brook
Katie Hall Brook is an actress, known for Faith's Song (2017).
Katie Hampton
Katie Hampton is an actress and writer, known for The Divide (2014), Noah Pickman (2016) and Where Are We (2013).
Katie Hannigan
Katie Hannigan is known for CollegeHumor Originals (2006), The Comedy Show Show (2016) and Cherry Bomb (2018).
Katie Hartman
Katie Hartman is a writer and actress, known for The Week Of (2018), Younger (2015) and High Maintenance (2012).