Scene from Golden Rut (2016)

First Appearances:

• The Virginity Hit (2010) as Becca

Most Important Roles:

• The Virginity Hit (2010) as Becca
• The Golden Rut (2016) as Magnolia
• The Tree of Life (2011) as Mrs. Kimball
• Billy Bates (2013) as Kaia
• Boyhood (2014) as College Girl Singer
• Morse Code (2023) as Ellie
• Song to Song (2017) as Savannah (uncredited)
• The Transcendents (2018) as Kim
• Jack's Apocalypse (2015) as Beth

Career Highlights:

• The Virginity Hit (2010)
• The Golden Rut (2016)
• The Tree of Life (2011)
• Billy Bates (2013)
• Boyhood (2014)
• Morse Code (2023)
• Song to Song (2017)
• The Transcendents (2018)
• Jack's Apocalypse (2015)

"Primarily active in cinema, Savannah Welch's presence on the silver screen is prominent and varied. Initially appearing in smaller films, she gained notice playing Becca in 'The Virginity Hit' (2010), featuring a full-frontal nude scene showcasing her slender physique. She reprised such roles as Magnolia in 'The Golden Rut,' displaying both physical prowess and demanding character traits during an energetic sex scene.

Daughter of a semi-successful country musician, Welch's upbringing was steeped in music, with skills in guitar and piano, along with singing and songwriting. Her musical talents were highlighted in Richard Linklater's 'Boyhood' (2014), where her character, College Girl Singer, performed the song "Wish You Were Here." She has also appeared in notable films like Terrence Malick's 'The Tree of Life' (2011) alongside Brad Pitt and Sean Penn; 'Angels Sing' (2013) featuring Harry Connick Jr. and Connie Britton; and in an uncredited role in Malick's 'Song to Song' (2017) with Ryan Gosling, Natalie Portman, and Rooney Mara.

Beyond big-budget productions, Welch is known for her roles in independent films such as 'Casey Jones' (2011), where she portrayed April O'Neill, and 'Transcendents' (2018), earning two Best Actress awards at film festivals for her role of Kim. In 2021, she stepped into her first regular television role, playing Barbara Gordon/Batgirl in the DC Universe series 'Titans,' a grittier take on the Teen Titans franchise. Viewers can also catch Welch on network TV in the popular medical drama 'The Good Doctor.'"