Calah Lane

Calah Lane booked her first lead role at the age of four in a stage production at Dallas Summer Musical Theater. Shortly after, she booked a commercial for AT&T that played at the Dallas Cowboys AT&T stadium and was seen by over one million fans. Since then, she has worked on numerous films and projects, modeled for various companies and magazines, and worked to give back to her community. She has been in eight short films, movies, nationally televised commercials, and theatre productions. Calah's first film lead role was on the short film, Bad Things, which she later won Best Actress in a Short Film at the Warner Brothers Young Entertainer Awards, in Burbank CA. That soon was followed by the feature film, The Day Shall Come, which made its debut premiere at the SXSW Festival, in Austin, TX. She then landed the lead role of the award winning short film, Junebug, directed by Winter Dunn and premiered by IssaRae Short film Sundays, the American Black Film Festival, HollyShorts, the Pan African Film Festival and more. She also has a recurring role on Showtime's Kidding and a recent guest starring role on America's #1 show, This is Us. Calah has a natural ability in front of the camera. She has an incredible skill of making every take different, brings energy, takes directions and is a directors favorite. Her acting abilities have been complimented on as being of an accomplished adult. In addition to acting, Calah is also a talented singer, dancer, and piano player. She also has written many scripts of her own and is in tune with how scripts are written. Calah is also committed to giving back. She has worked with the LA Mission to benefit her community. She also spends time attending events to benefit organizations such as Cancer for Kids and Raising Hope.