Brayden Myrick grew up the youngest son of a professional songwriter and a high school teacher just outside of Nashville, Tennessee in a world somewhere between Sandlot and Almost Famous. His love for acting bloomed from sitting in on writing sessions with his father, high school theater, and observing the way his family connected with the people they love. He studied Theatre at Santa Barbara City College, then moved to Los Angeles to chase the dream, and has continued to do the same in New York City.

Brayden most recently acted in and produced original films entitled “Permanent Ink” and “Is This Youth”. He is also premiering in Anna Ziegler’s play, “A Delicate Ship,” with his Theatre Company, Happy Sad Productions, in Santa Barbara, CA, this summer. 

BUT before all that, as soon as he moved to the city, he was fortunate enough to be cast in Ode to Satine. It was the perfect transition into a new chapter of life, but most importantly, it introduced him to a new group of friends that gave him a sense of home. He is grateful to be a part of the film and couldn’t be more excited to celebrate it this evening.