Savannah was determined to write songs but didn’t learn to play an instrument until she was seventeen years old. She quickly discovered she needed to learn to play some type of musical instrument in order to get the music and lyrics to describe the songs she passionately wanted to express that danced around in her head.

It was then she decided to choose Piano as her musical instrument. Learning to play piano seemed like an almost impossible undertaking at her age, but she was determined to learn. She was introduced to a professional piano teacher, Louahn Lowe, who met with her and much to Louahn’s surprise, she quickly discovered Savannah was incredibly gifted in music. Savannah recalled actually laughing when Louahn told her the very first Prelude she would learn would be a Classical Solo from the great Composer, Johann Sebastian Bach. Within four weeks, she was performing the entire Prelude and reading sheet music. This event led her to learn advanced Preludes & Sonatas by composers such as the great Franz Shubert, & Ludwig van Beethoven and others.

When she learned her first Solo composed by Bach, she did not have a standard key board and only imagined hearing and playing the other key notes in her head. Her first time to play Bach was on Louahn’s Baby Grande and when she played all the musical notes for the first time; Savannah said that it felt great to finally get to play all the keys on a real standard piano! Louahn was shocked! Savannah began writing originals without learning cords and once she learned cords more songs poured out of her like rain. She was always a shy, closet singer song-writer, and only family and a few friends knew she wrote originals, or sang.

In 2019 she booked a small role in an Independent feature film, Hell On The Border; written and directed by Wes Miller. She instantly fell in love with the script that was a Biography based on Bass Reeves’ life. Hell On The Border, stars David Gyasi, who portrays the struggle Bass Reeves experienced becoming the first African American U.S. Marshal. The Producer,

Curtis Nichouls, began to notice Savannah’s talent while on set In Birmingham, AL. Curtis asked Savannah to write a song for the movie once he learned she was a singer song-writer. She wrote the music and lyrics “Gonna Make A Change” within two weeks and recorded with Jimmy St. James, Music Producer. The Producer and Director loved her song so much they placed it in the film. Hell On The Border is with Lionsgate Distribution.

Savannah continues to write originals, sing. and act in TV and film roles. As an Independent artist, she has written over thirty songs she plans to record. Her Originals consist of: Adult Contemporary R& B, Contemporary R& B, Jazz, Crossover Jazz, Neo Soul, R& B, Soul and Vocal Jazz Genre. She has utmost respect for incredible artists like Lady Gaga, Christina Aguilera, the late Amy Winehouse, and the late Etta James. Savannah also has a supporting role in an upcoming feature film, Bad Impulse. She has previously guest starred as young Rachel Carlson on Lost, Criminal Minds, Gamer’s Guide To Pretty Much Everything and other Disney guest roles. She enjoys both comedy and drama.

She has garnished several awards in Hollywood winning Best Guest Starring Actress for her performance on Major Crimes, Best Actress in a Feature Film Supporting role, California Solo, alongside Robert Carlyle, as well as Best Lead Actress in an Independent film, The Guest House. She has had several Independent films at International Film Festivals including Sundance Film Festival that have received awards and distribution.

She resides with her adorable miniature poodle, Jackson and enjoys cooking, hanging out with friends and family. Savannah is repped by Play Management, and Richard Burkhart, Music Manager.