Kelly Frances

From an early age, Kelly Frances showed a vibrant passion for performance and entertainment by participation in school plays or performing in home movies directed by her older sister. While in middle school and high school, she devoted her time to school and varsity sport such as softball, tennis, and swimming. During her freshman year at Kennesaw State University, Kelly Frances began her work on a Marketing degree while her love for performance encouraged her small role as the Talking Monkey in the play "7th & Lechery." By the age of 19, realizing her love of film performance surpassed her interest in the stage, Kelly Frances began her work in film- following her new designation of a Film and Video major after transferring to Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia in 2009. Early into her career, Kelly landed lead and supporting roles in small production indie films such as Eros, Marriage Reform, and Chipped, where she received high accolades for her talent and work ethic; espe