Biografia
Honey grew up performing in theatre and dance shows. At 16, she delivered papers around the stages at Pinewood Shepperton Studios. After exploring the incredible sets, playing Frankenstein pinball machines with Kenneth Branagh, and closely watching on-screen performances, Honey quickly developed a passion for screen acting. Deeply committed to dance, she trained at Studio 68 and Pineapple in a variety of styles including Ballet, Hip Hop, Commercial, and Street dance. This training led to appearances in music videos for artists like Olly Murs, Aggro Santos, Wretch 32, Griminal, and Rebecca Ferguson, as well as dancing on the Xtra Factor. Honey also participated in an ITV2 show, gaining valuable TV experience, and later had opportunities presenting live on Sky TV and at film premieres.
Honey landed her first lead role in the UK feature film trailer for 'The Law Of One,' directed by Pirates of the Caribbean star Winston Ellis, playing Jo. She was then cast as the lead in the pilot TV series 'Meadowlark,' portraying free-spirited teenager and rebel Kathy Baker. Other roles include Contact in the short film 'Kill Mode' (a Bond M-type character) and the cunning, intelligent, money-driven Miss Constance in the Sherlock Holmes series 'No Place Like Holmes.' Honey starred in lead roles in several short films including 'First Dates' (Romantic Comedy), 'The Clumsy Pursuit' (Romantic Comedy and Comedy), 'Rewind' (Drama), 'A Night In London' (Romantic Drama), and 'Alternation' (Sci-Fi).
She transitioned into feature films with leading roles as Ann in 'Her Father Is Trouble' (Action/Drama), Kirsty, a ballet student in 'The Forbidden Note' (Drama), a sister in 'Crypt' (Horror), a damsel in the musical feature film 'C'Mon Everybody,' Lucy in the comedy 'Knock Knock,' Miss Benson in 'Archie' (Drama), Red Riding Hood in 'Crying Wolf,' Phillis in 'Cute Little Buggers 3D' (Horror/Comedy) directed by Tony Jopia, Natalie in 'Apocalypse' by Great Dayne Productions, Pip in 'Bad Moon Rising' by Blood Sweat & Glitter Productions, and Angel in the 2016 musical feature film 'Girl Force.'
In 2016, Honey appeared in TV series such as EastEnders and Stan Lee's Lucky Man. She also served as a stand-in on major feature films including Rogue One, Justice League, and Doctor Strange, and had featured roles in films like Annihilation, Breathe, Murder On The Orient Express, among others.
