Hair work, in motion

On set · Film + television · Music

From first
call to final frame.

A production’s hair work lives where story, craft, and the pace of the day meet. Across more than two decades in film, television, and music, Megan has worked in leadership and hands-on roles that help bring a character’s look into focus.

Department Head of Hair · Key Hairstylist · Hairstylist · Hair / Makeup Swing

A group of five people pose together in front of a studio backdrop

The craft behind the frameShape · Character · Collaboration

Read the storyShape the lookHold continuityWork as a team

A production moves in stages

Designed for the
story. Ready for set.

Each project has its own visual language, schedule, and needs. This is a clear way to frame the work—from understanding the character to keeping the look connected across the day.

01 / Story

Find the point of view.

Character, time period, scene, and references establish the direction before a look takes shape.

02 / Design

Make the idea tangible.

Translate the brief into a considered hair direction, using the right technique for the performer and the world of the story.

03 / Continuity

Keep the look connected.

Carry hair consistently across scenes and shots while adapting to the realities of production.

04 / Team

Make it work together.

Stay in conversation with performers and the creative team so hair supports the larger visual language.

Different productions. Different seats.

The role shifts.
The standard holds.

Megan’s résumé spans department leadership and hands-on hairstyling. The right role depends on the production; each calls for preparation, adaptability, and care for the people in the chair.

  • Department leadershipDepartment Head of Hair
  • Key team roleKey Hairstylist
  • Hands-on stylingHairstylist
  • Flexible department supportHair / Makeup Swing

Craft that travels

Range for the
real world of hair.

A strong department makes room for the character, the performer, and the practical work of the day. Megan’s training and résumé reflect a broad toolkit across textures, techniques, and eras.

01 / Texture

Multicultural hair

Experience working across diverse textures with technique chosen for the person and the look.

02 / Construction

Wigs + extensions

Application, cutting, and styling to support a range of on-screen transformations.

03 / Time

Period styling

Hair shaped to sit naturally within the era, character, and visual world of a production.

04 / Detail

Barbering + grooming

Licensed barber with experience in cuts, color, and men’s grooming.

Two performers stand together on a brightly lit street set
Story, seen through character
Performer in period costume with a voluminous, sculpted textured hairstyle
Form, texture, and transformation

2022 Emmy® nominee

Outstanding Makeup and Hairstyling

High School Musical: The Musical: The Series

Selected screen credits

Stories across
screen + stage.

A selection of productions listed on Megan’s résumé across feature film, episodic television, and music.

  • High School Musical: The Musical: The Series
  • Horizon: An American Saga
  • Yellowstone
  • Gonzo Girl
  • Falling for Christmas
  • Best. Christmas. Ever!
  • Wind River
  • Hereditary
  • Amber Brown
  • Deidra and Laney Rob a Train
  • “drivers license” · Olivia Rodrigo
  • Christmas Under the Stars: John Legend
  • Credits are drawn from Megan’s résumé; the images highlight the craft behind the looks.

For producers + creative teams

When the story
calls for hair.

Have a production in mind? Share the project, shoot dates, location, and what you need from the hair department.

Start a production inquiryMegandannerhair@gmail.com