Jasmin Savoy Brown is an American actress recognized for her dynamic work across television and film, emerging as one of the standout young performers in contemporary genre and ensemble storytelling. Born in Springfield, Oregon, Brown began her acting career with guest roles on popular television series such as Grimm, The Fosters, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine before gaining wider attention with a recurring role as Evangeline “Evie” Murphy on HBO’s acclaimed drama The Leftovers. She continued to build her television résumé with appearances in series including Stitchers, Love, and the TNT drama Will, where she portrayed Emilia Bassano, as well as a series-regular role as Allison Adams on the legal drama For the People. Brown achieved major mainstream recognition in 2021 when she joined Showtime’s critically acclaimed survival drama Yellowjackets as the teenage version of Taissa Turner, a role that helped cement her reputation for emotionally complex performances within a widely praised ensemble. Her work on the series earned multiple nominations for Queerty Awards for TV Performance and contributed to the cast winning the Outstanding Drama Ensemble Jury Award at the Newport Beach TV Fest in 2025.

In film, Brown has steadily expanded her presence with performances in projects such as Laggies, Lane 1974, and the psychological horror film Sound of Violence, where she played the lead role of Alexis Reeves and received a BloodGuts UK Horror Award nomination for Best Actress. Her global visibility rose significantly when she joined the long-running slasher franchise Scream (2022) as fan-favorite character Mindy Meeks-Martin, a role she reprised in Scream VI and is set to continue in Scream 7. She also appeared in the thriller Missing and the independent drama Dreams in Nightmares, reflecting a growing mix of franchise blockbusters and character-driven projects.

As of the mid-2020s, Brown’s career has been defined by her presence in culturally influential ensemble series and major horror franchises, while also maintaining a foothold in independent cinema. With continued roles in both television and film—including ongoing work in Yellowjackets and the expanding Scream franchise—she remains one of the most prominent rising talents of her generation, known for portraying complex, socially aware characters that resonate with contemporary audiences.