Named Australia's Most Promising Actress 2015, the West Australian born actress has been acting professionally since a very young age. With a very supportive mom and grandparents, Krystina was introduced to the entertainment industry at the age of three, dancing. Her first professional role was Young Eponine in John Milson's, Les Miserables for The Black Swan Theatre Company in 2005 which performed at The Regal Theatre in Perth for four months. Ever since then, Krystina's been constantly working on projects including theatre productions such as; A Streetcar Named Desire and The Taming of the Shrew, documentary reenactments for Foster Housing, radio voiceovers for Don't Drink and Drive Australia, short films including My Sister, Scary Fairies and many more. Krystina also had the opportunity to audition for Mental (2012), an Australian movie starring Toni Collette and Rebecca Gibney.After juggling her schooling, auditions and filming schedules, in 2012, Krystina graduated high school at John Curtin College of the Arts with five years of theatre and dance studies as a Gifted and Talented student. Two months later, the Perth actress left her small town and headed to The City of Angels (Los Angeles, California) to study acting more intensively. Australian newspapers, The West Australian, The Sunday Times and The Sound Telegraph document her experiences and success regularly for other like minded Australians who are thinking of doing the same thing.Krystina continues to live in Los Angeles and has been apart of some amazing distinguished projects such as; Life Is Strange (2017), If You've Been Bullied, You're Not Alone" (2014), Ready, Set, Style (2017) and most recently a Cricket Wireless commercial with John Cena, just to name a few. Krystina continues to strive to be the best she can be and push herself to new limits. She just signed on to play the lead role in a film called, "Cheer Off" which is set to start production end of 2018. Show less «