Clare Grant

Clare Grant initiated her acting career while still pursuing a theater degree in Memphis, Tennessee. Her early film appearance includes a role opposite Joaquin Phoenix in the Academy-winning film, “Walk the Line” (2005). During her college years, she also gained international experience modeling for Elite Model Management in Europe. Grant’s connection with director Craig Brewer led to roles in several independent films, including “Black Snake Moan” (2006), and a lead role in Brewer’s MTV series, “$5 Cover” (2009). These foundational experiences paved the way for her relocation to Los Angeles to advance her acting career.

Upon moving to Los Angeles, Grant quickly secured a leading role in the Emmy-winning Showtime series “Masters of Horror” (2005). Her career expanded to encompass various film, television, and voice-over roles. As a producer, Grant co-created and starred in the short film “Saber” (2009), which earned two LucasFilm Fan Film Awards for Best Action and Audience Choice. Demonstrating an entrepreneurial spirit, she co-founded “Team Unicorn,” a production entity known for generating viral content, including the series “G33K & G4M3R Girls” and an animation/live-action hybrid show for Adult Swim. This venture highlighted her engagement with geek culture and her ability to produce content that resonates with a broad audience.

Throughout her career, Grant has consistently taken on diverse projects, from appearing in major film productions like “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” (2023) and “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” (2019), to contributing voice work for animated series such as “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” (2012–2013) and “Robot Chicken” (2008–2021). Her collaborative efforts with her husband, Seth Green, on projects like the film “Changeland” (2019) further exemplify her multifaceted involvement in the entertainment industry. She continues to be active in both acting and production, making her a versatile talent in the field.