Krystina Bailey Brawer
- Actress
- Producer
- Director
Krystina Bailey Brawer is an award-winning actress, writer, director, producer and graduate of Manhattanville College where she double majored in theatre and education. She has been seen in television shows such as "The L Word: Generation Q" on Showtime, Jordan Peele's "Weird City" on YouTube Premium, and "Blue Bloods" on CBS.
Krystina has been featured in six independent films, one of which she co-produced in 2018, that won the "Award of Recognition" in the "Accolade Global Film Competition" for "Best Web Tube Length Video," and in the same year won a "Special Mention" award for the "One-Reeler Short Film Competition." In 2017, she wrote her first play titled "Showtime" in which she was nominated for "Best Playwright for a Short Subject" in the Midtown International Theater Festival.
Krystina now resides in Los Angeles and New York where she does the majority of her film and TV work. She is the director and producer of "Two Singles" the web series that is streaming on the ON! Channel.
Krystina is the author of the book "Actors! What You Need to Know Before Moving to LA'" which hit #1 in the "New Release" category in the "Performing Arts Industry" in its first week on Amazon.
Krystina has been featured in six independent films, one of which she co-produced in 2018, that won the "Award of Recognition" in the "Accolade Global Film Competition" for "Best Web Tube Length Video," and in the same year won a "Special Mention" award for the "One-Reeler Short Film Competition." In 2017, she wrote her first play titled "Showtime" in which she was nominated for "Best Playwright for a Short Subject" in the Midtown International Theater Festival.
Krystina now resides in Los Angeles and New York where she does the majority of her film and TV work. She is the director and producer of "Two Singles" the web series that is streaming on the ON! Channel.
Krystina is the author of the book "Actors! What You Need to Know Before Moving to LA'" which hit #1 in the "New Release" category in the "Performing Arts Industry" in its first week on Amazon.
