In the world of performing arts, actor Hannah Christine Shetler has carved a remarkable path from her early beginnings in theatre to her recent feature film, "Waking Karma," alongside Michael Madsen. The journey of this talented actor, who started acting at the tender age of 6 and entered the professional realm at 9, comes to life through a transformative headshot session with the renowned photographer Rory Lewis.

Hannah Christine Shetler's love for the stage ignited at the age of 6, and her professional career took flight by the age of 9. Notable for her roles as Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker," Ramona Quimby in "Romana Quimby," and Jane Banks in "Mary Poppins," Shetler's theatrical journey speaks volumes about her early passion and dedication to the craft.

While her roots are in theatre, Shetler seamlessly transitioned to film with her debut performance in the short film "The Void" as Clio Sharp. This marked the beginning of her presence in indie films and notable appearances in shows like "High Desert" and "American Gigolo." However, she truly captured the spotlight as the titular character in the recently released feature film, "Waking Karma."

Hannah Christine Shetler's commitment to honing her craft is evident in her educational pursuits. From studying at reputable studios and camps like Deborah Lemen Acting Studio, AMTC, Grey Studios, and Jason La Padura, CSA, to attending the Pilot Camp with Greg James Blount, Shetler has continuously enriched her skills. Her educational journey culminates at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, where she is set to graduate with a BFA in 2023.

In collaboration with Rory Lewis, Shetler's headshot session becomes a visual exploration of her multifaceted talent. Rory's lens aims to not only capture the external beauty of the actor but also delve into the essence of the characters she embodies on stage and screen. Each headshot is a testament to the depth, versatility, and passion that define Shetler's artistic journey.