Karlisha Hurley is a multi-talented and award-winning Australian actress based in Los Angeles, California. She has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry with her versatility and range, taking on a wide variety of roles in film and television.
One of her most notable roles is playing Annie in the Hulu original series "Uncanny Annie", which is part of the Blumhouse Production's "Into the Dark" franchise. She has also starred in the feature film "Wrapped", and appeared in the Lifetime movie "Nightmare Tenant".
In addition to her work in film, Karlisha has also had significant roles in television series. She played a major role in the Pure Flix series "The Encounter", and appeared in the Crypt TV series "Fight Night". She has also had a starring role in the series "How to Identify a Serial Killer", and co-hosted the series "#Me4TV", a next-generation talk show.
Karlisha has won numerous awards for her performances, including Best Actress in a Drama at the Best Actor Award, Best Actress in an Indie Film at the Actors Awards, Best Actress at the Gold Movie Awards, and Best Actor (female) at the Crown Wood International Film Festival. She has also won many Best Actor awards for her lead roles in "Karlisha and Morgan" and gained recognition for her co-lead role in the international award-winning short film "Hello Tom Sullivan".
In addition to her acting career, Karlisha has also been involved in various other projects. She was a judge at the Artemis Women in Action Film festival and the Port Stephens International Film Festival. She has also co-hosted Australia's largest live national talent competition, "Fast Track", and has trained and performed on stage in musical theatre, dance, singing, and acrobatics. She has also performed live at Second City in Los Angeles.
Karlisha has had many years of acting training in both the US and Australia, and continues to train in Los Angeles. Along with acting, she has also gained experience working on film sets as a production assistant on the feature film "The Lucifer Killings" and the TV pilot "Sunshine Backpackers". She co-wrote and starred in the film "Bet the Demon Wins", and was the producer of the short film "The Birthday Party".
Throughout her career, Karlisha has demonstrated her dedication to her craft and her ability to excel in a wide range of roles. She continues to be a talented and influential figure in the entertainment industry.
