Kristen Duff (Actress)

Kristen Duff (born July 16, 2005) is an American actress, model, screenwriter, and producer. She has had a prolific film career since her teenage years and has starred in various TV series and independent films, receiving multiple accolades, including the NOVA Star Awards, the New Jersey Film Award, and the International Rome Award.
Duff is known for her roles as Julia in the movie Purse, Kristen in Madness of Christmas, and a lead role in the TV series Savannah’s Place.
Duff has written the screenplay for the short film “Point Isabelle.” She has expanded her career by producing and directing short films such as “Enchantress 2" and "The Flood That Changed My Home," for which she was nominated for a Young Artist Award for Outstanding Producer.
==Early life and education==
The daughter of an army veteran, Duff was born and raised in Kentucky, during the Iraq War. Duff grew up as a Disney Channel fan and dreamed of becoming an actress.
She has received acting classes at Actor's Technique New York, the speech team of the NSDA, and theater.
==Career==
Duff began her acting career at age fifteen when she starred as Julia in the horror film Purse (2021). While in high school, she played the lead in the series “Savannah’s Place" and has starred in various short films and movies such as “Madness of Christmas" and “Don’t Make A Sound.”
As a filmmaker, Duff has written and directed the short films "Point Isabelle and “Point Isabelle The Lost Daughter.” She has also produced, directed, and acted in the documentary film "The Flood That Changed My Home," for which she was nominated for a Young Artist Award for Outstanding Producer. She is also the co-producer for the movie “Enchantress 2” (2024).
Duff has been cast in the television series "Savannah's Place," directed by Keith Jacobs and Bob Myers. 
Duff is also a well-known model and has appeared in advertisements for major brands such as Original Hippie for the 2022-2023 season and has been featured on the cover of LV Magazine for September 2023 and October 2021. She has additionally graced the covers of Carlos Miguel Magazine, Stardom Magazine, World Stars Magazine 2023 July Issue, Selin Magazine November 2023, and Can Kids Magazine Feature November 2023. She has been featured on Celebrity Storytime by the Young Artists Academy and has been profiled on Dish and Spectrum's WKYT and WYMT News.
She has volunteered as a member of Camp Noah, an organization that entertains the community with performances and plays and aids flood survivors.
==Awards and recognitions==
* Duff was nominated for Outstanding Producer at the 2023 Young Artist Academy for the short film "The Flood that Changed My Home."
* She earned a nomination for Best Performance in a Short Film Role: Teen Actress at the 2022 Young Artist Academy.
* She was credited as a winner at the NOVA Star Awards in 2022-2023.
* Duff secured the title of winner at the 2023–2024 New Jersey Film Awards.
==Filmography==
Year	Title 	Credits
2021	Purse 	Actress
2021	Imani 	Actress
 	The Madness Of Christmas 	Actress
 	Straw Girl 	Associate Producer
2024	Ouija Clown 	Actress
2024	Don't Make A Sound 	Actress
2022	ChrisAnder 	Assistant Director
 	Malfunction 2 	Actress, Director & Screenwriter
 	The Flood That Changed My Home 	Actress, Producer & Host
 	Point Isabelle "The Lost Daughter	Actress & Screenwriter
 	Point Isabelle Remake 	Actress & Screenwriter
 	Point Isabelle 	Actress & Screenwriter
 	East Hood 	Actress & Screenwriter
==Personal life==
Duff considers her parents to be her biggest supporters. She is an avid pet lover and enjoys spending time with her domesticated animals.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Kristen Duff at Young Artist Academy
* Kristen Duff on IMDb
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Category:2005 births
Category:American actresses
Category:American female models
Category:American screenwriters
Category:American producers
Category:People from Kentucky