Hannah Levin (she/her) is a writer, filmmaker, and actor based in Los Angeles. She makes comedies that explore power dynamics and the complexities between independence and community. Hannah graduated from Wesleyan University in 2019 with a degree in Film Studies and English, where she received High Honors on her television writing thesis. While in college, she spent a semester at The Second City Chicago participating in their Comedy Studies program.

Post-grad, she's worked on critically acclaimed projects like THE SEX LIVES OF COLLEGE GIRLS (HBOMax) and assisted comedy writers on overall deals at 20th Television and ABC Signature, helping with all aspects of development. Hannah also served as an Executive Producer on FINTECH, an independent pilot written/directed by Mekki Leeper (JURY DUTY) that screened across the U.S. in fall 2023.

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Most recently, Hannah wrote, directed, and starred in GOLDEN CHILD: a dark comedy short film that had its World Premiere at Aspen Shortsfest in April 2024. The short is currently on a festival run and has been selected to play at the Seattle International Film Festival, Dallas International Film Festival, Maryland Film Festival, with more to be announced.

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A decorated athlete as well, Hannah received the Most Improved Player award for her mediocre but effortful contributions to her fifth-grade field hockey team.