Keri Lynn Pratt

Keri Lynn Pratt was born in a small town in New Hampshire. Growing up she focused her time on dance, taking ballet for the majority of her childhood. After 14 years of intensive dance training, she finished High School early and headed to New York City to pursue a career in acting. After quickly landing an agent and studying the craft in New York, Keri Lynn landed a lead role in the 20th Century Fox Film "Drive Me Crazy," starring Melissa Joan Hart and Adrian Grenier. This took her out of NYU Business School and off to Los Angeles. Keri Lynn continued to build her film career co-starring alongside Julia Roberts and John Cusack in "America's Sweethearts," the indie film "The Smokers," Bill Cosby's "Fat Albert," and the Jonathan & Wes Craven directed "They Shoot Divas, Don't They?" On the small screen, her first pilot season she landed the spinoff off of the hit movie "Cruel Intentions" titled "Manchester Prep," alongside Amy Adams and has since gone on to other Television Series including "Jack & Bobby," "Brothers & Sisters," "Veronica Mars," "The Help," "CSI," "House" and many others.