Julie Kalceff
Julie Kalceff is an award-winning Australian writer, director, and producer best known for writing, directing and co-producing the television series First Day (2020). This ground-breaking story of a 12 year-old transgender girl starting middle school was the first Australian series to star a transgender actor in the lead role. It has sold to multiple territories worldwide including HULU (US) and CBBC (UK). In April 2021, the series won a GLAAD Media Award (Children and Youth) which honor media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the LGBTQIA+ community and the issues that affect their lives. In 2020, First Day was nominated for two AACTA Awards (Australian Academy Awards) for Best Children's Program and for Best Screenplay in Television. That same year, the series won its category at the 59th Rose d'Or Awards which are voted on by over 80 international judges. Also in 2020, Julie was announced as part of a "powerhouse female directing team" that is spearheading the anthology drama feature Here Out West (2022). Julie first gained international attention when she created, wrote, directed, and produced the global hit digital drama series Starting From... Now (2014). Attracting critical and popular acclaim, it is one of the most watched web series in the world - amassing over 170 million views in 230 countries. The series also sold to and played on broadcast television in Australia. Julie was the sole writer and director on all 30 episodes of the series and was a producer on all five seasons. In 2018, Julie was selected to participate in Screen Australia's Talent USA Program that introduces the best emerging Australian talent to the international market. A graduate of the Australian Film, Television and Radio School with a Masters Degree in Scriptwriting, Julie founded and is director of the Sydney-based production company Common Language Films. Julie specializes in utilizing humor to tell dramatic, character-driven, female-centric stories that appeal to a wide audience. She is passionate about authentic representation and inclusion, both on screen and behind the camera. Julie's work explores themes such as identity, belonging, community, and resilience in the face of adversity.
Julie Kausler
Julie Kausler is known for Ghost Town (1988).
Julie Kavner
Julie Deborah Kavner is an American actress. She first attracted notice for her role as Brenda Morgenstern, the younger sister of Valerie Harper's title character in the sitcom Rhoda (1974), for which she won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. She is best known for her voice role as Marge Simpson on the animated television series The Simpsons (1989). She also voices other characters for the show, including Marge's mother, Jacqueline Bouvier, and sisters Patty and Selma Bouvier.
Julie Kendall
Julie Kendall is dedicated, passionate, well-trained actress, residing in Atlanta, GA. Her exciting career began 17 years ago, when she enrolled in her first acting class, as a means to overcome a fear she had of speaking in front of large groups; something that was required of her, in her profession as a Sales Manager. Through her acting classes, she quickly discovered her true life's purpose; telling stories through her characters. She fell madly in love with acting and left her then lucrative job, to pursue her dreams. In just 17 years, Ms. Kendall has been blessed to perform some very challenging, powerful & exciting roles in film, TV and commercials, alongside lots of renowned actors, directors and producers. Most recently she was on the Netflix series, "Cobra Kai", as a Surgeon, and on Investigation Discovery's "Your Worst Nightmare", as Tammy Kelso. She also earned Guest Star recurring credit on Tyler Perry's "If Loving You Is Wrong", as Nurse Jules. Many of her of other projects can be seen on Netflix - "New Hope", Showtime, Movie Channel, and on the Lifetime Network - "Assumed Killer", to name a few. Other projects have been accepted into festivals, and some have won awards. Kendall was also nominated for Best Actress for the Miami Lifetime Awards, for the film "Amidst The Devil's Wings" Enlightened by her experiences, Ms Kendall has learned to embrace and love the journey that she has been blessed with. Her passion & determination for living her best life, keeps her excited, open and ready for all possibilities, and miracles.
Julie Khaner
Julie Khaner was born on December 5, 1957 in Montréal, Québec, Canada. She is an actress, known for Videodrome (1983), Chloe (2009) and Street Legal (1987).
Julie Kieffer
Julie Kieffer is an actress, known for Capitani (2019), Doubleplusungood (2017) and Superjhemp retörns (2018).
Julie Kirkelos
Julie Kirkelos is an actress, known for Nova Seed (2016).
Julie Klausner
Julie Klausner is a writer, actor, podcaster, and author. She created the Hulu series Difficult People, produced by Amy Poehler and starring Klausner and Billy Eichner. Her podcast, How Was Your Week, was called "one of the few essential podcasts" by the New York Times and was named one of the best 10 comedy podcasts of the moment by Rolling Stone and in GQ's Comedy Issue. Klausner is head writer and Co-EP of Funny or Die Presents: Billy on the Street. She's also written for Mulaney, Best Week Ever, The Big Gay Sketch Show, The Triumph and Jack Show, and many pilots and specials. She wrote a memoir called I Don't Care About Your Band and a YA Novel called Art Girls Are Easy. Her twitter is twitter.com/julieklausner.
Julie Kline
Julie Kline is known for Broken (2013), Strain 100 (2020) and Model No. Human (2016).
Julie Koval
Julie Koval is an actress, known for Dark October (2020).