Kristina Miller-Weston is an award-winning actor, producer, singer, and dancer with a knack for playing the woman who has it all together — until she doesn't. Smart, watchable, a little dangerous, deeply human. She's the high-functioning disaster you can't look away from.

On screen, you can spot her on NBC's This Is Us and Showtime's The L Word: Generation Q. She has also fulfilled a lifelong dream of playing a detective courtesy of Lifetime, which, honestly, is exactly the kind of chaotic good energy she brings to everything. Behind the camera, she produced and starred in the short film To Say Goodbye Is to Die a Little — a film that screened at 19 festivals and won 11 awards, including Best Actress at Venice Shorts and Best Acting Duo at LA Shorts Fest. That film launched her production company, KoolBnz Productions, and she is currently developing and taking out a slate of new projects.

A triple threat with a BFA from AMDA, Kristina has performed on stages from stadiums in Australia to 99-seat houses in LA — alongside the likes of Sally Struthers, Valerie Harper, and Dick Van Dyke. She is a member of The Collaborative and is currently training at Workspace LA with Howard Deutch. She also brings a strong dialect range, combat training, and an endlessly curious creative mind to every room she walks into.

However, when not on set or in rehearsals she enjoys Sunday mornings on the couch with her husband and daughter watching Formula 1 races.

At the end of the day she is just a fearlessly passionate soul ready to take over the Starship Enterprise. But who would also cut off her own arm to be the Doctor’s companion. Yes. Doctor Who.