J.C. Brandy

J. C. Brandy is a British-born American actress, songwriter, director and acting coach who grew up in New York City and trained in drama at LaGuardia High School, later studying at The London Academy of Dramatic Arts. She landed her first job at 14 as a series regular on CBS's Wolf and went on to appear in more than a dozen films, among them Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995), in which she played Jamie Lloyd, and What Lies Beneath. She took the Best Actress prize at the Festival International de Biarritz for God's Helper, an independent film. Her television credits include Star Trek: The Next Generation, Days of Our Lives and Boomtown, and on stage she has appeared as Marlene in Top Girls and as Velma in Hairspray. In 1994 she starred at the Falcon Theater in Lewis Black's One Slight Hitch. She also writes songs and plays guitar in the all-female band Lo-Ball.