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Biography

Kendra Westwood is a Film, Television and stage Actress known for her work on The CW Network's iZombie, Lifetime Television Movie The College Admissions Scandal, and Netflix Series The Baby-Sitters Club. Kendra was born in Toronto, Ontario and raised between both Jamaica and Canada. She was born to Caribbean parents and is of half Jamaican and half Grenadian descent. She became involved in the arts from a very young age and received formal training at The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, New York. As a producer Kendra also wrote, produced and starred in the short film Coco Blue. The film which was her screenwriting and production debut went on to be in Cannes Film Festival SFC and screened across The United States, Canada, Europe and Korea, gaining Kendra and her team several festival awards including best actress for her performance and best musical score. As a child growing up in Negril, Jamaica Kendra started out as a visual artist, from the age of 7 she was making art an

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