Kelli Crawford is a Los Angeles-based writer, actor/voiceover actor, and producer. She was born and raised in Michigan and spent several years in New York City. She started writing at a young age and has since accumulated a number of pilots, features, novels, and plays. She’s had articles and essays published in various newspapers and magazines, including Playgirl.

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She has experience recording Audio Description for the visually-impaired and has provided narration and voiceover on independent films. Examples of her narration work can be found in the Extras section.

As an actor, she loves “The Thea-tah,” and for a time Kelli was a staff member and actor at The Street School Artist’s Club. She has numerous credits in theatre and film and studied with Howard Fine Acting Studio, A Noise Within, The Blank Theatre, The Groundlings, and Stella Adler Academy. Kelli is a former member of the online sketch comedy troupe, Sketch Shorty, as an actor/writer/director and editor. Some of her notable sketches as a writer and actor are Women Are Pigs, Adam and Evening, and Sex and the Pity.

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Kelli co-founded Frantic Lounge Films, which produced her short film, Voices Keri, in which she also starred: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS_Du5EG4Hs

Music was Kelli’s first love. She was first chair flute in jazz, symphony, and orchestra bands. Kelli went to college on the Sunset Strip. As a former staff writer for Rock City News, a Los Angeles music newspaper, she wrote music reviews for local bands and arena concerts. She was a co-promoter on the Strip booking bands into various clubs like the Whisky A Go Go, The Roxy, The Troubadour, and Gazzarri’s (RIP).

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Kelli loves rock ‘n’ roll, travel, and long, indulgent dinners (especially if there are crab cakes). She’s a work-in-progress ballet dancer, speaks enough Italian to get by (or to get in trouble), and shares her sun-drenched home with a hilarious, weird cat named Trevi.