Michelle Keating
Michelle (Mish) Keating is a non-binary Chinese-Australian actor and filmmaker based in Melbourne, Australia. Michelle began acting for screen and stage as a teenager, taking a hiatus to complete a Bachelor of Film and Television at Swinburne University of Technology in 2021. Over the last 7 years they have worked tirelessly in the local industry behind and in front of the camera, with extensive experience across writing, directing, production design and editing. They are an identical twin with actor Lucinda Keating.
Michelle Keegan
Michelle Keegan was born on June 3, 1987 in Stockport, Greater Manchester, England. She is an actress, known for Coronation Street (1960), Our Girl (2013) and Drunk History: UK (2015). She has been married to Mark Wright since May 24, 2015.
Michelle Keller
The youngest of four siblings, Michelle was born in New Orleans and raised in Asheville, North Carolina. She enjoyed performing in many school plays and productions as a child. However her earliest dream was to be the first female NFL coach...... probably to amuse her much beloved father, Charlie, more than anything. Sports did prevail throughout her childhood but she eventually circled back to the the stage and then film/tv.
Michelle Kernohan
Michelle's dream of being an actress started at a young age and she joined London Academy of Dramatic Art and completed 9 years of training with them. Here she gained honors and Distinction grades in 8 acting exams. She also reached the All England Drama Festival Semi Finals with her take on Shakespeare's Macbeth. During this time she achieved Bronze, Silver, Silver Star and Gold medals with her acting ability. Michelle then got sucked in to the Corporate world and used her acting ability to become very successful in the Sales Industry. She began her career in Telesales and ended it as a Director for a big Blue Chip Company. After being made redundant in 2007, she re-kindled her dream and enrolled in a full time Post Graduate course in Screen Acting with Redroofs Film and Television School. She successfully Graduated in May 2008.
Michelle Khare
Michelle Khare was born on August 10, 1992 in the USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Karma (2020), How to Survive a Break-Up (2019) and BuzzFeed Video (2012).
Michelle Kim
Michelle Kim is a Canadian director, screenwriter, novelist, and actor. Kim was born in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, to a Canadian-human-rights-lawyer father and a Korean-fashion-designer mother. Educated in the public school system's French Immersion and the International Baccalaureate programs, she went on to receive a Bachelor of Arts in Canadian Studies at the University of British Columbia, where she started working as a journalist for the student newspaper as well as started acting in short films. Upon graduation, Michelle moved to London, England to work as a journalist for BBC Radio Five Live and BBC World Service. She then returned to Vancouver to pursue a career in film and write a novel. She is the writer/co-director/producer and actor of the feature film The Tree Inside. The film played a various film festivals in Asia and North American and won audience choice awards at the Vancouver Asian Film Festival and the Northwest Filmmakers' Festival in Portland. Her first novel, Running Through Sprinklers, is forthcoming with Simon & Schuster in NYC in the spring of 2018.
Michelle Knight
Michelle Knight was born on April 23, 1981. She is known for Cleveland Abduction (2015), Aktenzeichen XY... ungelöst! (1967) and Entertainment Tonight (1981).
Michelle Kranot
Michelle Kranot is a director and writer, known for Hollow Land (2013), How Long, Not Long (2016) and Nothing Happens (2017).
Michelle Krusiec
Michelle Krusiec is an award winning actress/writer/director who's starred in countless episodes of television and films. She played the iconic movie legend Anna May Wong in Ryan Murphy's Hollywood on Netflix. On stage, she starred in Wild Goose Dreams at the Public theatre, directed by Leigh Silverman. Krusiec is the only East Asian American actress to be nominated Best Actress for the Chinese Language Oscar, the Golden Horse, for Saving Face directed by Alice Wu. Krusiec's work as an actress and advocate for A.P.I. causes has been honored by The White House, State of California and Museum of Chinese America to name a few. Krusiec is one of eight directors in the 2021 A.F.I. Directing Workshop for Women. Krusiec launched her writing career with the critically acclaimed solo show Made in Taiwan. As a director, Krusiec is passionate about placing women, especially A.P.I. women, and marginalized groups at the center of their own narratives. Her original web series Scenes from a Real Marriage (Best Web Series New Digital Media Festival) paints a painfully honest but funny take on marriage. Krusiec recently wrote/directed Bite, about an immigrant mother experiencing social and cultural displacement in the America suburb. Krusiec was a Center of Asian American Media's Screenwriting Fellow. She holds a certificate in Screenwriting from U.C.L.A.'s Professional Program. She's served as a Sundance Co//ab Community Leader. She's a mother of two and performs advocacy work on behalf of domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.
Michelle Kuipers
Michelle Kuipers is known for The Alpinist (2021).
