Lucy Hanna


Lucy Hanna is an artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Seattle, Washington and San Francisco, California.
Hanna directed the film Shaken & Stirred and has photographed Mia Zapata, a Seattle singer that fronted the punk band The Gits.

Life and work

Hanna moved from Wichita, Kansas to Seattle, Washington in 1989 and photographed the Seattle music scene during the 1990s.
She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Sculpture and has attended the San Francisco Art Institute studying under artist Tony Labat and filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt.
Hanna's photographs of Mia Zapata, a Seattle singer that fronted the punk band The Gits, were included prominently in the 2008 documentary film The Gits and were included in the 2003 reissue of the Gits album Enter: The Conquering Chicken and in periodicals SPIN, CMJ, Seattle Weekly, Dazed & Confused, Rockrgirl, The Seattle Times, and Rolling Stone. They were also used in episodes of the television shows 48 Hours and Dateline NBC.
She appeared in Paul Westerberg's "Dyslexic Heart" music video from the motion picture Singles.

Films