Savanah is an actress, model and voice-over artist specializing in on-camera and voice-over work for commercials and corporate industrials (in both English & Spanish). She has been active with several Minneapolis talent agencies since 2001. Her most recent commercials include Miller-Motte College, Globe University, THINK Financial Student Loans, Roundy's Foods and Napa Auto. She can be seen in training videos for Target, Best Buy, Home Depot, Regis Hair, Ecolab, Dairy Queen and more. She can also be found in print for KFC, Target, Planned Parenthood and more.

Savanah can also be found working with her mother, Marcy Grams, and brother, Ryan Grams, on all kinds of video production projects like The 48 Hour Film Project she worked on in 2009. Savanah was a featured actress in the short film "Save the Dojo" which won two awards in Minneapolis.

While Savanah loves on-camera work, she also enjoys her work as a part-time freelance graphic design artist, designing promotional pieces, manuals and logos for her father's company and other clients. She is currently a full-time student at the Unversity of Minnesota completing her Master's degree in Education to obtain K-12 licensure in ESL (English as a Second Language).