Brittany S. Hall

Brittany S. Hall was born on September 30, 1987, in Washington D.C., and was raised in the D.C./MD area. She developed an early interest in the performing arts, participating in dance recitals and plays throughout her early education. Her academic pursuits led her to Frostburg State University, where she studied Theatre and Mass Communications, further solidifying her foundation in the arts.

Her career began to take shape in 2009 when she appeared on VH1’s reality show “Real Chance of Love,” where she was known by the nickname “Hot Wings” and gained recognition from both producers and viewers. Following this, she explored stand-up comedy in New York City, performing at venues like Laugh Lounge. In 2014, Brittany redirected her focus to acting, enrolling in classes at Premiere Actors Network in Atlanta. This period marked a significant turning point, leading to her signing with AWA and securing roles in television series such as ‘Ravenswood’ and ‘Being Mary Jane’, as well as supporting roles in films like ‘Cat Run 2’ and ‘Drumline 2’.

Her career continued to progress with a recurring role as Rosalie in the USA series “Satisfaction” in 2015, appearing in every episode of its second season. In 2016, she signed with APA, a major talent agency, and subsequently landed a recurring role as Amber in the HBO series “Ballers” (2017–2019), appearing in 22 episodes. Brittany has also taken on producing roles, serving as an executive producer for “Always, Most of the Time” (2025) and “Test Pattern” (2019), and as an associate producer for “Single Mother by Choice” (2021). She has also directed three episodes of the TV series “LA Influencer Handbook” in 2020. Her body of work demonstrates a consistent commitment to her craft and a steady expansion of her professional activities in the entertainment industry.