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Brooke Trantor

Brooke Trantor

Actor · Quincy, Illinois, U.S.

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Biography

Brooke Trantor was born and raised in the small town of Quincy, IL. She moved to Los Angeles after receiving her BFA in Acting from Illinois Wesleyan University, and studying Shakespeare at The British American Drama Academy in London. While Brooke found her love for Shakespeare in London, her true passion lies in the improv and comedy world. She has studied and performed at Second City, UCB, Groundlings, and iO West. Some of her recent acting credits include NBC's "The Enemy Within", TNT's "Cocaine Cowboys Pilot", a lead in the comedy feature film "Misfits", and being in absolute awe acting alongside Shirley MacLaine in "The Last Word". Brooke began her filmmaking journey in 2014, and has found such joy in the collaborative world of independent film. "Night Four" (Co-Written & starring Elizabeth Gwynne Wilson, Directed by Chris Dougherty) toured the world through the festival circuit, including screening at the esteemed Outfest at the DGA in Los Angeles. "Yours are Mine" (Director / Actor / Producer / Writer) also went around the globe on the festival circuit and procured several awards including Best Director, Best Actress, and the Powerful Voice Award at Blackbird Film Festiv…

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Perry Mason (2020) — Photographer
  2. The Last Word (2017) — Focus Group Woman #2
  3. The Enemy Within (2019) — Aide
  4. Wineville (2023) — Patty
  5. Misfits (2020) — Shelby
  6. We Have Notes (2023) — Head of Development
  7. Yours Are Mine (2020) — Evin
  8. Move On, Arnold! (2024) — Brooke
  9. We're Working On It (2018) — Nora
  10. Friends Like These (2021) — Aubrey Monroe
  11. Nest Egg (2019) — Brittany Booker
  12. Night Four (2016) — Brooke
  13. Three Twosomes — Elle

Directed

  1. Oh, Baby! (2023) — Director
  2. Yours Are Mine (2020) — Director
  3. Ashes, Ashes, We All Fall Down (2024) — Director
  4. Move On, Arnold! (2024) — Director
  5. Shadow Work — Director
  6. Nut Milk in May — Director
  7. Three Twosomes — Director