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Hannah Cheesman is a Canadian actress and filmmaker. As a performer, Cheesman is known for portraying Lieutenant Commander Airiam in the second season of the CBS television series Star Trek: Discovery.
Hannah Cheesman. Hannah is a director and a Canadian Screen Award-nominated writer and actor, recognized as a TIFF Emerging Canadian Filmmaker and a Playback 5 to Watch. Her work spans feature films, shorts, television and commercials, and has screened at Cannes, Palm Springs, and TIFF.
Hannah Cheesman is a storyteller in film, tv, commercial and digital. She really likes comedy, but she really likes dark stuff, too. When I was in grade 6 — during one of those very un-popular times of my life — the entire school went to the library for a book reading.
Mar 16, 2019 · Star Trek: Discovery actress Hannah Cheesman breaks down Airiam's memorable episode “Project Daedalus.”
Hannah is a director and a Canadian Screen Award-nominated writer and actor, recognized as a TIFF Emerging Canadian Filmmaker and a Playback 5 to Watch. Her work spans feature films, shorts, television and commercials, and has screened at Cannes, Palm Springs, and TIFF.
Mar 15, 2019 · Canadian actress Hannah Cheesman nailed the performance, delivering menace as the corrupted Airiam and heartbreak as the augmented human's storyline and life approached their respective ends.
5,559 Followers, 3,707 Following, 613 Posts - H a n n a h ~ C h e e s m a n (@hannahcheesmans) on Instagram: "~ tree in the streets, ghost in the sheets ~".
Mar 17, 2019 · Hannah Cheesman (the actress who played her), as well as some of the cast and crew, have been talking about this big moment in the series. Honored for the opportunity to show Airiam’s humanity,...
Hannah Cheesman is the Canadian actress who is the second person to play the role of Lieutenant Commander Airiam in the second season of Star Trek: Discovery, succeeding fellow Canadian actress Sara Mitich as such.
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