Hazel Neason's 4 syllables (2 + 2) hit the Hollywood sweet spot.
Hazel's 2 beats vs. Neason's 2 create a natural cinematic snap.
Hazel Neason's softer consonants cost it screen presence.
Hazel Neason misses the alliteration hook that makes names stick.
Hazel (5 letters) and Neason (6) are balanced in length — clean on any poster or marquee.
Hazel Neason has mostly familiar phonemes with a few tricky patterns.
Hazel Neason has decent vowel richness, but stronger A and O sounds would lift it.