At seventeen, Philadelphia native Stephanie Little began her artistic journey by relocating to Los Angeles, where she studied for several years at The Groundlings Theater and School complemented by intensive study under esteemed coaches such as Howard Fine, Lesly Kahn, and Anthony Meindl. Her early career included television roles on The Neighbors, Law and Order, and In Living Color, as well as a standout performance in HBO’s staged production of Normal, directed by Dan Fogelman (This Is Us, Only Murders in the Building, Paradise).

In 2008, Little moved to New York City, expanding her creative pursuits by writing and producing a slate of critically acclaimed short films that earned accolades at numerous film festivals. She also starred in the Amazon-streaming indie series The Other F Word, followed by working alongside Melissa Leo in the feature film Furlough.

Her career flourished, producing several digital series, including Not Suitable For Work, Killing The Apologetic Girl, and Other Plans, where she worked with an ensemble cast including Annette Bening and Tig Notaro. Shortly thereafter, her pilot, Coach Von Pidgeon, was acquired by Funny or Die, where she served as showrunner, co-executive producer, and director.

In 2020, Stephanie collaborated with a retired female FBI agent to develop content focused on lesser-known, high-stakes cases within the Bureau’s jurisdiction. This four-year collaboration resulted in several compelling projects, one of which is currently being mounted by HBO.

Stephanie’s US/UK crossover romcom 9.9, selected from thousands of submissions for Film London’s prestigious Production Finance Market in 2022, is steadily advancing toward production. Also in development is her second transatlantic project, WILLING, a warm and sharply observed dramedy celebrating late bloomers, chosen family, and the courage to begin again.

Alongside her creative work, Stephanie continues to deepen her craft as a performer. She has undertaken in-person training at RADA in London, studying disciplines through workshops ranging from the Fundamentals of Classical Acting to Advanced On-Camera Scene Study. This classical training strengthens the foundation that informs both her performance and her storytelling sensibilities.