Quinn Shephard

Quinn Shephard is a writer, director, and actress known for her debut feature film, Blame, which she wrote at the age of 15.

Movie Actress

February 28, 1995

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Quinn Shephard, an American actress, writer, and director, is known for her contributions to the film industry. She gained prominence for her leading role in the indie film “Blame,” which she also wrote and directed. Shephard has appeared in notable movies such as “Unaccompanied Minors,” “Harrison’s Flowers,” and “The Miseducation of Cameron Post.” She has been an advocate for disability representation in Hollywood, pushing for better roles for actors with disabilities. In 2022, she wrote and directed the satirical black comedy-drama “Not Okay,” featuring Zoey Deutch and Dylan O’Brien.

An intriguing aspect of Quinn Shephard’s career is that she started writing her debut feature, Blame, at just 15 years old, inspired by her role in a production of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.