Kari Nissena

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Kari Nissena is an American actress, director, and producer. She both produced and starred in the award-winning 2006 film Cats on a Plane written by comedian Tim Powers. [1] She won the Best Actress, Best Director, and Best Feature awards at the 2009 Oceanside International Film Festival. [2] She also won Best Feature at the 2009 IndieFest USA. [3]

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Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2003Strange as AngelsLaura
2005Raw FootageViv's Friend
2008 Humanity's End Gorlock
2009 Dear Lemon Lima Norma
Callous Tammy Young
2010Changing HandsAlix
2011 11/11/11 Sofie
2012 Least Among Saints Beth
2014CrossroadsLaura
Gone Doggy GoneCommand Center Chief
2017What a Great IdeaKathy
TBAFierce TargetMMA Gym Receptionist

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2003 What Should You Do? TeacherEpisode: "Pencil in the Heart"
2003Music Is a Joke!SallyTelevision film
2004 Nip/Tuck Surgery Assistant2 episodes
2004 Huff MargoEpisode: "Assault & Pepper"
2008 Just Jordan Stage ManagerEpisode: "Boogie Toasties"
2012–2015Hollywood Inc.Various roles23 episodes
2013Social NightmareDr. GreenbergTelevision film
2019The 12 Days of ChristyChristyMiniseries

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References

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