Rebekah Kennedy

Rebekah Kennedy's journey in the entertainment industry began on the stage, where her passion for theatre consumed her early years. It wasn’t until later that she ventured into film, marking the start of an impressive career.

Kennedy gained significant recognition when she took on the lead role of Hanna in the feature film "House Hunting," sharing the screen with Marc Singer and Art LaFleur. This success was followed by her portrayal of Caroline Boutine in "Creature," which featured Mehcad Brooks and Serinda Swan. Furthermore, she showcased her talent in a supporting role in "Season of the Witch," starring alongside Nicolas Cage.

Her television career took off with her debut on TNT's "Memphis Beat." Kennedy also appeared in the long-running CBS series "Criminal Minds," played the lead guest role of Esther Labott in "Law & Order: SVU," and most recently, portrayed the troubled Melly Wyatt in ABC's "Station 19."

Kennedy's film accolades include memorable roles such as the young Peasant Turk Girl in "Season of the Witch," and a lead part in the horror film "Bastard," released in October 2015. More recently, she appeared in "A Dark Foe" and "The Unseen," while also starring as Jojo in Amazon Prime's "Los Angeles" and Masha in the acclaimed horror film "Two Witches."

Outside of her on-screen work, Rebekah is dedicated to philanthropy, actively engaging in outreach for the homeless through her involvement with Covenant House in Los Angeles.