Jasmine Hurt (she/her) is an actor, singer, artist, and filmmaker whose work spans theatre, film, and streaming platforms. A graduate of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts with a BFA in Acting, her stage credits include Yvette Poitier in Mother Courage and Her Children and Heidi Rodewald/ensemble in Passing Strange. In 2024, she originated the lead role of Mahalia (adult) in the newly commissioned play Heritage at the International Black Theatre Festival.
Jasmine is also an accomplished filmmaker: her short film Maneater, which she starred in, co-wrote, and co-directed, won Best Narrative Short at the Renaissance Black Film Festival, Best Breakthrough Female Performance at the Festival of Cinema NYC, and won the Programmers Prize for Exceptional Filmmaking at the Sherman Oaks Film Festival with additional screenings at the BronzeLens Film Festival (ATL) and the Urban Film Festival (Miami).
Her recent screen work includes a supporting role in the Tubi Original Terri Joe's Missionary in Miami and the lead in short film Underground, produced through JMU's Summer Program in New York. She recently performed a supporting role in the vertical series What Kim Saw and has been cast in the upcoming Off-Broadway musical Loving This Year in the fall of 2026.
