Krista Bradley is an American Actress, Writer, and Producer. Born into a military family (her father a late U.S. pilot), Krista spent her childhood moving with her parents and four younger siblings. Though always dubbed "the new girl," she was never shy and showed strength in the performing arts from a young age, booking her first modeling gig at age 12 and making her school's advanced drama team that same year. Throughout her school years, Krista would go on to earn multiple acting and writing awards, ultimately leading to college scholarship opportunities. After college, Krista returned to acting quickly booking several commercial spots, along with leading roles in independent films. In 2018, Krista worked as an assistant director and acted in the faith based film, The Penitent Thief, starring Kevin Sorbo. Later that year she was cast as rodeo star, Carly Rivers in the Netflix film Walk. Ride. Rodeo. In 2020, Krista made her directorial debut with Eighty Two Days, a film she wrote and starred in, followed by the critically acclaimed short film Testify, which she also wrote, directed, and starred in. Ever the children's advocate, Krista founded Project: Kids in Action, an organization dedicated to bringing performing arts education and opportunities to children in her community. Krista also owns a production company with her husband, Jared.