BIOGRAPHY

H.R. Kean grew up in central California, and went to school at UCSB studying Dramatic Arts and graduating with Honors. She studied at the Stuart Rogers Studio in Los Angeles and co-founded the film collective TheFilmKind in 2014. Her work has played in film festivals, won an Audience Choice Award and has been bought by colleges across the United States.

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Watching her parents conduct choirs and direct operas, she was always in and around the theater. She started performing at age 3 and began to pursue directing full-time at 28.

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She is directed her first feature film "The Country They Call Life" starring Man in The High Castle's Cara Mitsuko and Jeremy Roberts and it had its world premiere at the Phoenix Film Festival. 

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She has ran 3 Los Angeles marathons and plays piano.