Kimberly Jolly was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. From a very young age, she showed signs of a desire to pursue acting. She enjoys acting, singing, directing and telling funny jokes. She has been with the City of Angels Community Choir for 14 years where she had the opportunity to perform in "Noyes Fludde" for LA Opera, working closely with director, Eli Villanueva, and also had a small part in the movie, "A Grandpa for Christmas" with Ernest Borgnine and director Harvey Frost. She went to Chatsworth High School where she challenged her acting skills in MainStage plays such as "Hair" and "Museum". She not only acted in and directed short scenes for the Drama Teacher's Association of California's competitive Fall and Shakespeare Festivals all four years of high school but also designed costumes. She was the Secretary of her school's International Thespian Society Troupe. Along with being in drama club, she took part a film production class where she did everything from directing to acting to writing a script for a short film that won an LAUSD award for best short film with teacher and Oscar Nominated filmmaker, David Massey. She is now working towards her Bachelors Degree in Film Production at California State University Northridge. Show less «