Hannah Kasulka
Early life. Kasulka was born and raised in the town of Macon, Georgia, as an only child to her mother, a hairdresser and her grandmother a pastor. She attended the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, and obtained BS degree in Management in 2009. During her years as a student in university, Kasulka had taken acting lessons, after graduation she moved to Los Angeles, California to pursue an acting career. She started work in a coffee shop, meeting people who persuaded her to join The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre enrolling in acting and scene study classes, which turned  out to be a good platform to launch her acting career. Career. Kasulka had never even seen the 1973 film " The Exorcist" before she landed a lead role in the 2016 Fox television series "The Exorcist," as Casey Rance, an 18 year-old girl who has been possessed by an evil force. In 2019, Kasulka acted in, wrote and directed the short film " Bird of Shame, " shot entirely in black and white with zero dialogue. Kasulka also played the leading role in the horror film" Witches In The Woods " first screened at the 2019 Arrow Video Frightfest. In 2021, Kasulka  stars in the film "Playing God" where she plays Rachel in a brother and sister con-artist duo who attempt to swindle a grief-stricken billionaire by deception, introducing him to whom he thinks is God. Personal life. Kasulka is a supporter of the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust which operates an orphan elephant rescue and rehabilitation program in Kenya.