Tiffany Hannam-Daniels

Tiffany Louise Hannam-Daniels is an accomplished English-Canadian actress and model, born in Poole, Dorset, to a Canadian father and a Bermudian mother.

At the tender age of seven, Tiffany's parents enrolled her in drama school to help her overcome her shyness, igniting her passion for acting. She immersed herself in the performing arts, excelling in singing, dancing, and acting, and participated in a plethora of Musical Theatre and Shakespeare productions. Tiffany consistently excelled in her LAMDA examinations, ultimately achieving a Gold Medal, and showcased her talents at the Bournemouth Music, Speech & Drama festivals for 11 years, winning numerous accolades, including both the Junior and Senior Championships twice and being named the most outstanding competitor in drama three times.

Her professional debut came at just 10 years old when she portrayed young Jamie King in "True True Lie." This was quickly followed by a promotional role for Disney's "Hannah Montana" and a voice-over as John Cusack's ghostly daughter in the adaptation of Stephen King's "1408," featuring Samuel L. Jackson. In November 2013, she took on the role of Gabriele Dillmann, a courageous German stewardess, in a docudrama about the hijacking of Lufthansa flight 181.

After graduating with a BA Hons from the Arts University Bournemouth in 2016, Tiffany continued to thrive in both stage and film roles while also working as a model. She shares her passion for performance with students at her own drama school, Direct Theatre. Her latest project is "The Lockdown Hauntings," directed and produced by Howard J Ford, which was filmed under socially distanced conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic.