Bethany Becker
- Actress
- Composer
- Additional Crew
Bethany Becker has always been a performer, putting on skits and concerts for her friends and four brothers throughout her childhood years in her hometown of Austin, TX. When she came to the realization that she couldn't grow up to be a Disney Princess, a Mermaid, or some combination of the two, she knew that she wanted to pursue acting and performing professionally.
When she was 13, she feared that she was aging out of her window and decided to take action. Securing her first agent shortly after a showcase in Orlando, FL. Bethany continued to work and train as an actress in Texas and landed her first job in a national commercial for Southwest Airlines. After being on set, Bethany was compelled to take her acting career to the next level.
Since then, Bethany has starred in and composed the credits song for "The Dark Places," a multi-award winning faith based film about self-harm, and won Best Actress at the Branson International Film Festival for her performance. She was also nominated for Best Actress and Best Performing Artist at the International Christian Film and Music Festival for the role and song.
She has also shined as Lacey Stephens, Joe Haladin's spunky partner in crime in the multi-award winning feature film "Joe Halandin: The Case of the Missing Sister." In addition, she has tackled the lead role in "Convalesce" and supporting roles in "Empire of Shadows" and "The Next 24 Hours." Currently (As of Summer 2022) she has several new projects in pre production. In between on-screen roles and performances, she has worked behind the scenes as a photo double and stand-in on AMC's "Fear the Walking Dead."
In addition to acting, Bethany is also a touring country/pop artist, having performed hundreds of shows across Texas, including opening for "Drake and Josh" star Drake Bell on the "High School Nation" tour. She recently released her self-titled Nashville produced album, and has starred as herself in the music videos for her songs "Maybe More," "I Want Love," "Right Place Wrong Time," and "Christmastime."
Ironically, she is currently (as of Summer 2022) a cast member at "Once Upon A Party" and "L4 Cares," where she works professionally as a princess at parties, events, and children's hospitals.
When she was 13, she feared that she was aging out of her window and decided to take action. Securing her first agent shortly after a showcase in Orlando, FL. Bethany continued to work and train as an actress in Texas and landed her first job in a national commercial for Southwest Airlines. After being on set, Bethany was compelled to take her acting career to the next level.
Since then, Bethany has starred in and composed the credits song for "The Dark Places," a multi-award winning faith based film about self-harm, and won Best Actress at the Branson International Film Festival for her performance. She was also nominated for Best Actress and Best Performing Artist at the International Christian Film and Music Festival for the role and song.
She has also shined as Lacey Stephens, Joe Haladin's spunky partner in crime in the multi-award winning feature film "Joe Halandin: The Case of the Missing Sister." In addition, she has tackled the lead role in "Convalesce" and supporting roles in "Empire of Shadows" and "The Next 24 Hours." Currently (As of Summer 2022) she has several new projects in pre production. In between on-screen roles and performances, she has worked behind the scenes as a photo double and stand-in on AMC's "Fear the Walking Dead."
In addition to acting, Bethany is also a touring country/pop artist, having performed hundreds of shows across Texas, including opening for "Drake and Josh" star Drake Bell on the "High School Nation" tour. She recently released her self-titled Nashville produced album, and has starred as herself in the music videos for her songs "Maybe More," "I Want Love," "Right Place Wrong Time," and "Christmastime."
Ironically, she is currently (as of Summer 2022) a cast member at "Once Upon A Party" and "L4 Cares," where she works professionally as a princess at parties, events, and children's hospitals.
