KRISZTINA KOLTAI

  Krisztina Koltai was twelve when she first saw "Dirty Dancing".  It.  Blew.  Her.  Mind.  That was it.  The spell was cast.  The world of movies were her happy place.

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  When the time came, she moved to LA to earn her theater degree at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, then spent a good decade taking [most] any role she could get: on stage, in classics like Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park", or bits in films like “Sex Tape”- yep, the one with Cameron Diaz - where Krisztina's Hungarian got her the role of "Marta", the nanny.

  But not until the dark comedy short, “Meat Cute”, did Krisztina find her true happy place. It was the first time she had contributed to a project as a writer.  That was a surprising thrill for her, and an added pivot in trajectory.

  Krisztina has since immersed herself in further education and practice, hoping to evolve in both fields. Described in Hungarian Glamour Magazine as "an extraordinary, straightforward talent", Krisztina Koltai aims to uphold that lovely distinction.