Lights, Camera, Action!
Krystal packed her bags and headed for La La Land. Her arrival in Los Angeles was nothing short of her imagination. Busted up streets and side walks full of piss. She soon realized the glitz and glamour was only in the movies. After studying for 2 years, at the conservatory, she booked her first project, Don’t Demonize Daniel! (director: Justin Bloch). She connected with the producers and had aligned herself with a series of short films.
She was a booking magnet! From there she booked herself roles in multiple independent films. Some would lead to film festivals and would start bring home the gold, almost. Her journey doesn’t stop there. Now, she’s going to appear in family’s homes, on their television screen.
Some of her credits include: Westworld, Emily or Oscar directed by Christopher Allport, Work From Home Pvt. Ltd directed by Jeet Nimesh Desai , Invisible Brown Man starring Pritesh Shah, & Eliza’s Almost Thirty produced by Ryan Carnes.
Krystal’s comedic abilities comes naturally to her. She did it all by herself. Well, it also helps that she’s currently studying at The Groundlings School.
But through it all, Krystal's infectious laughter and genuine talent continues to shine through. Not only is she known for her comedic timing but for her heart of gold. Off-screen, she brings joy to strangers when she takes her dogs out for a walk. Spreading smiles around Los Angeles faster than gossip in small towns. In all seriousness, Krystal has a special place in her heart for animals.
With her larger-than-life personality and the ability to turn every mishap into a punchline, Krystal continues to captivate audiences, proving that sometimes the best way to navigate the spotlight is to shine with humor and a whole lot of heart.
Krystal's journey from a small town, in Washington State, to the glitz and glamour of Hollywood was like a scene straight out of a movie. Born and raised in the countryside of a small town, where everyone knew everyone else's business. Sometimes even before they did. Now, she’s taking Hollywood by storm. Well, more like a small drizzle. Soon enough, it will be a tsunami.
When Krystal was 3 years old, she was entertaining audiences in her family’s living room. She got her first taste of the theatre bug, when she was playing a baby angel. Right then and there, in the heat of the stage lights, she knew she was destined for something greater.
After she held an “emergency” family meeting, her parents signed her up for theatre performative classes. She traveled far and wide to continue her studies at Kalles/Levine Casting with Patti Kalles, in Seattle. When Krystal heard her calling for Hollywood, she knew she had to answer it. So, she auditioned for AMDA College and Conservatory of the Performing Arts and was accepted.