Kimberly J. Richardson

With a natural talent and passion for acting, award winning actress Kimberly J. Richardson has had opportunities in lead and supporting roles to bring a diverse variety of characters to life. Born in a small mid-western town in Indiana, she developed a love for the arts at a young age, and performed in her first of many stage productions when she was 12 years old. Her film career began in 2012 with a supporting role, appropriately named Destiny, in the film "Seven Deadly Words" which won numerous awards and was presented at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Kimberly holds the distinction of being the first actress to have roles in two films screened at the Churches Making Movies (CMM) Film Festival at the same time. The 2013 festival, held in Clark, NJ just minutes from New York City, hosted the "Seven Deadly Words" world premiere, and also screened "Jackson's Run" in which Kimberly appears as Cindy Porter. Kimberly's undeniable versatility as an actress is evident in the variety