Kristina Paras is an Australian actress who currently resides in Canada. She was born toItalian and Greek parents.
Kristina received film and theatre training in Sydney and has performed in plays such as Lysander & Robin Starveling in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Carol in Oleanna.
She has trained atAnthony Meindl’s Actor Workshop in LA and NY, and she has worked on the short film like Plant Love 2,Looking for Heroes and Tinder: Face to Face, which was nominated for a NYC Comic Con award. The Characters Agency in Canada and Mollison Keightley Management in Australia are Kristina’s agents.
Kristina has been a reader for Nikki Barrett (AU) and Judy Lee since she began self-taping in 2011. She has aided clients in securing roles in movies, television shows, commercials, and getting into the fiercely competitive NIDA BFA acting school. She worked at the NYC Comic Con and taught cold-reading lessons at the WAYS youth organization.
What is Kristina Paras’ new Movie?
Big Lies in a Small Town, a new thriller from Lifetime, which aired on the network on August 21, 2022, on Sunday. In the movie, a mother’s daughter goes missing after a car accident in which they are both involved.
The thriller film, which Danny J. Boyle directed, features Kristina Paras, Rhonda Dent, and many more in significant parts.
Hannah, played by Kristina Paras, is Rachel’s daughter who vanishes after a terrible car accident.
In the tragic tale Big Lies in a Small Town, a mother searches for her daughter after she vanishes after a car accident. As she learns that several individuals died in unexplained ways after the vehicle accident, things become much more difficult. Soon after, she learns of a startling possibility and realises that she must act quickly to get her daughter back.
According to the synopsis, It was a wonderful mother-daughter journey when Rachel Baker played by Rhonda Dent and her daughter Hannah portrayed by Kristina Parasset off for the college where Hannah would be beginning her freshman year. However, things change when the Bakers are involved in a vehicle accident, and Rachel awakens two days later in a small town hospital. Hannah wasn’t discovered in the car with her, much to Rachel’s distress. As the local police are being slow to act, Rachel decides to do her own investigation. However, when Rachel gets nearer to the truth, she starts to get anonymous threats and the people in her area start dying. If Rachel hopes to locate Hannah and leave this place, she must be vigilant.
Viewers can anticipate an intense, character-driven story about a mother’s love for her child that is also gripping and highly emotional. This one would undoubtedly be intriguing to viewers who are familiar with Lifetime’s lineup of thrillers, which includes A Dangerous Affair, Fit to Kill, and Old Flames Never Die.
How was Kristina Paras’ performance in Big Lies in a Small Town?
Kristina Paras, who makes her feature-length debut as Hannah Baker’s lost daughter, regretfully has a limited amount of screen time. However, in the brief time that she has, Paras makes Hannah difficult not to love as she interacts and has fun with her mother. It follows that you can’t help but worry about what happened to Hannah after the accident, right along with Rachel.
What are Kristina Paras’ philanthropic activities?
In 2016, Kristina used Instagram to chronicle the love being distributed throughout Sydney, Australia, and she also gave $500 to the Heart Foundation. The group supports the effort to combat heart disease.
In 2016, Kristina read children’s books to K–2 students as a volunteer for the Equity Foundation’s “Storyville” programme. Targeting schools with socioeconomic disadvantage or schools where the majority of pupils speak English as a second language, the initiative encourages children’s literacy.
What are Kristina Paras’ other projects?
Kristina Paras has appeared in the several shorts including ‘Jane Doe (2020). The story is about two detectives when they come across a victim who is unsure if she wants to be saved, two detectives set out to find a fugitive predator who is abducting women in the San Fernando Valley.
She also appears on other short films like ‘Tinder: Face to Face (2015)’, and ‘Looking for Heroes (2014)’.
She has an official website where she describes herself as a woman of the 21st century who has a lot to say. One of the oldest rituals in the world, according to her, is storytelling. We tell tales to reminisce, to amuse, and to inspire change. We offer the voiceless a voice, but when that voice is filtered through a very limited perspective, we only get to have limited conversations. She believes that by incorporating more diverse stories from more perspectives so that more perspectives that are rich, interesting, complex, and entertaining for better conversations can be produced. Now that it’s called show business, greater participation equals more money.co
If the confluence of what we say and what we do lacks a foundation upon which to stand, then we get up and make it happen.
She claims that a storyteller’s wealth is found in both the material and sensory realms that we so bravely and vulnerablely explore. Whether it’s for a blockbuster on the big screen or the stage of a little indie theatre. We have the power to alter people’s lives and minds, as well as to save lives. Perhaps not at the ER table, but at your own table in talks. Last but not least, she invites other to take it outside, and to talk about it.
Kristina has more than 13,000 followers on her official Instagram account. She updates her social media accounts with bits of her life that she shares with her followers.
Additionally, Kristina is the founder of Tapely, a service website that trains users on how to create self-tapes more quickly.According to the Tapely website, the company’s clients’ performance is improved by clear advice, high-quality tools, and a comfortable setting. They are committed to removing as many obstacles from their client’s way so that they can participate fully.