
BRYNN KNICKLE
Actor | Filmmaker
Fight Choreographer
Your Friendly Neighborhood Creative
Welcome to my website - make yourself at home!
Brynn is a multi-hyphenate actor who brings a versatile, grounded performance to sharp comedy, complex dramas, and action-filled roles. Her experience as a fight choreographer has given her a confidence in both stillness and physicality, her love of filmmaking (and Canadian nature, but don't worry, she has a US green card) has garnered an appreciation and respect for everyone on set, and her degree in psychology allows her to delve deep into the psyche of her characters.
ACTRA/SAG-AFTRA


A LITTLE ABOUT ME...
Originally from Nova Scotia | 9 years in NYC |
Currently based in LA/NS
Brynn has appeared on You're Killing Me (on AcornTV), Trapped (written - Nathan Macintosh, directed - Jonathan Torrens), Vollies (another Jonathan Torrens TV show), and has had two short films (Hook, Line n' Sinker! and MÉtis) in film festivals across the US and Canada.
She has worked on projects such as The Lightning Thief on Broadway in NYC and Between Two Knees at Yale Rep (with Fight Director Rod Kinter), as well as Sinner's Laundry (Wolf & Snake Prod.) and California Suite (Season 10 Prod.).
Brynn is a doctoral candidate and is currently working on a handful of creative projects (keep your eyes/ears out)!
A certified silly goose with a love for learning.
WHAT'S NEXT!?
You're Killing Me
April 2026
Look out for the new series, You're Killing Me, available on Acorn TV on May 18th! I had the pleasure of being on set for this back in the Fall - catch me in episode #3!

Upcoming Projects!
October 2026
Car*tel - Short Film - Crime/Comedy:
Starring/Written/Produced by my husband (Ben DeViller) and myself. The dream team flexing our comedy muscles! This is currently in post-production...more information will be posted here or on my socials for festival dates and locations!
Psycho & Psyche - Short Film - Crime/Comedy:
This has been such fun to work on. I was cast roughly a year ago for this project, and working with these delightful individuals has been such a treat. Stepping into the character of Sara Klaven reaffirmed my love of the complicated origins of superhero stories.
Find more information about this project at the crowdfunding link below!
“I tried always to do better: saw always a little further. I tried to stretch myself.”
― Audrey Hepburn
