Kari's work
About Kari
Kari is a versatile character actress with vast experience in film, voice over, TV, commercials, print, corporate videos and theater.
Growing up in New York City, Kari began her performing career at an early age influenced by attending a performing arts school, Lincoln Square Academy, as well as by a close family friend who was a Broadway Producer.
Kari acted in plays, mostly musicals, throughout grammar school, high school and college at SUNY New Paltz. During her sophmore year abroad in France she joined an English language theater group in Besancon.
Kari continued performing in theater until 2002 when she turned her main focus to film, voice over, industrials, television, print and commercials.
She has acted in dozens of independent films, many of which have been in the festival circuit and may be seen online.
Kari has stepped into the role of Film Producer and her short film "Since She Left" premiered at the Port Townsend Film Festival in September 2025. The film has gone on into several film festivals, including the Palm Springs international LBGTQ festival in September 2026.
She has received a grant to create her next short film
"SHE", celebrating women of the beach generation
Growing up in New York City, Kari began her performing career at an early age influenced by attending a performing arts school, Lincoln Square Academy, as well as by a close family friend who was a Broadway Producer.
Kari acted in plays, mostly musicals, throughout grammar school, high school and college at SUNY New Paltz. During her sophmore year abroad in France she joined an English language theater group in Besancon.
Kari continued performing in theater until 2002 when she turned her main focus to film, voice over, industrials, television, print and commercials.
She has acted in dozens of independent films, many of which have been in the festival circuit and may be seen online.
Kari has stepped into the role of Film Producer and her short film "Since She Left" premiered at the Port Townsend Film Festival in September 2025. The film has gone on into several film festivals, including the Palm Springs international LBGTQ festival in September 2026.
She has received a grant to create her next short film
"SHE", celebrating women of the beach generation