Hannah Kat Jones

Hannah Kat Jones is an actress and model who began her training in Houston, Texas. She studied theatre, improv comedy, and directing at the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Following this, she pursued a degree in Journalism and Film Production at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. Her early career included participation in “America’s Next Top Model”, where she appeared in all thirteen episodes of Cycle 16 and achieved the title of Second Runner-Up. This exposure provided a platform for her subsequent work in television and film.

Jones has built a diverse resume across various media. She is recognized for her recurring guest role as Carrie on the Disney Channel series “Austin & Ally”, appearing across Seasons Three and Four. Beyond this, she has featured in several national commercials for brands such as Dairy Queen, Best Buy, and the National Egg Board, demonstrating her versatility in commercial advertising. Her film credits include roles in “Project Aether” (2011), “Buddy Solitaire” (2016) where she played Young Hanna, “Flock of Four” (2017) as Cindy Merkle, and “Public Disturbance” (2018) as Chloe. More recently, she has appeared in “V/H/S/99” (2022) as Cassidy in the segment “The Gawkers”, and “Advanced Chemistry” (2023) as Lucy. She is also slated to appear in “Crossroads” (2024) as Kate.

In addition to her acting and modeling career, Hannah Kat Jones serves as a private acting coach and mentor for young artists. She offers individual and group sessions, providing tailored curriculum for students aspiring to work in theatre, television, and film. Her comprehensive coaching includes headshot and resume development. Jones is also an advocate for mental health, supporting the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) in its mission to combat stigmas associated with mental health conditions. She has also contributed as a co-writer for “TMI Hollywood” in 2014 and performed stunts for the short film “Fifteen” in 2015, showcasing her engagement in various aspects of production.