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Kelly, originally from New England and an Emerson College graduate, is a dedicated Actor, Voiceover Artist, and Producer. Her career began to gain momentum in 2003 with her role as Bree in the horror/comedy The Janitor, directed by Andy Signore. Since then, Kelly has remained active in independent film and television. During a three-year period in Seattle, she collaborated with Ben Andrews and Natasha Sims on her second feature film, the psychological thriller Natural Possession: Director's Cut (2008). It was also in Seattle that Kelly founded her production company, Studio Trifusion. The company's first film was the dramatic thriller Trust Issues (2008), in which Kelly co-starred alongside Ashley Cozine. While in Seattle, she appeared in several films, including Continuum (2009) directed by Jay Purcell, Leave My Laundry, and Union Station, and lent her voice to multiple characters in the online game Pirates of the Burning Sea. Alongside acting, Kelly continued producing films, industrials, and commercials through Studio Trifusion. After returning to Los Angeles, she appeared in a scene with Clark Duke in an episode of the ABC Family series Greek (2007), directed by Michael Lange, and played the lead in the re-enactment/documentary special She Survived That... Pregnant?! (2009), directed by Rick Pendleton. In late 2009, she secured a supporting role in The Big Playground (2010) with Eliana Alexander, a film by emerging filmmaker Jocelyn R.C., whom she first met in Seattle and who is co-creator of The National Film Festival for Talented Youth.
In 2016, Kelly moved to Austin, TX.
