About Casey McKinnon
Born 1978. Casey McKinnon is a Canadian actor, writer, film actor, television producer and actress.
Casey McKinnon is a Canadian actress and producer from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She is known for her work on web series Galacticast, A Comicbook Orange and Kitkast.
Background Born and raised in Montreal, McKinnon attended St. Thomas High School with partner Rudy Jahchan and studied East Asian studies at McGill University alongside Autumn Phillips; herself both a McGill and St Thomas High School alumna. Before pursuing a full-time career in new media, she worked for the United Nations.
Career
Web series
McKinnon first became known under the pseudonym Ms. Kitka, the host of sex news and entertainment show Kitkast, launched on October 15, 2005. Inspired by podcasting and British television show Sin Cities, the show gained mainstream attention from Rolling Stone and The Guardian. Due to a desire to make a science fiction show, she decided to move onto other projects and launched Galacticast with her boyfriend Rudy Jahchan on May 8, 2006. Under the corporation name 8Bit Brownies Inc., the two went on to co-produce a short miniseries for Next New Networks filmed at South by Southwest called Pulp Secret Confessions and later launched the comic book and graphic novel review show A Comicbook Orange on June 6, 2006, where McKinnon worked as host. In July 2007, McKinnon was hired to host Pulp Secret Live At Comic-Con, where she made a daily update show live from San Diego Comic-Con.
In addition to her self-produced works, she has appeared in Geek Therapy alongside America Young, Star Wars inspired lightsaber battle Elf Sabers with The Guild's Teal Sherer, Babelgum original series Hurtling Through Space at an Alarming Rate as nemesis Kalm, and the fan imagined trailer for Elfquest.
Journalism From July to October 2007, she wrote a monthly column for The Guardian following her experiences working in web video. The articles connect new media to their Hollywood predecessors and reflect a desire for Internet television to be taken seriously by the old media community.
Filmography
Film
Television
Theatre Year Title Role Notes 2014 Hamlet Max Guildenstern Hamlet set in a post-apocalyptic world 2014 Celini Ashley Serial Killers at Sacred Fools Theater Company 2014 A Woman of No Importance Lady Stutfield Sacred Fools Theater Company 2015 Sight Unseen Grete The Lounge Theatre on Theatre Row Hollywood 2016 The Tragedy of JFK (as told by Wm. Shakespeare) Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Produced by The Blank and based on Calpurnia in William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
Web
Awards and nominations
As a producer, McKinnon's work on Galacticast garnered five PodTech Vloggie Awards and three Parsec nominations, while A Comicbook Orange was nominated for Best Hosted Web Series in the 2nd Streamy Awards and won Best Web Non-Fiction in Clicker.com's Best of 2010 awards.
She has also been named a sexy geek by the Montreal Gazette and blogger Violet Blue.
+ Awards and nominations for Casey McKinnon Year Award Show Category Nominated work Result2012 Inaugural IAWTV Awards Best Host (Taped) A Comicbook Orange 2016 BroadwayWorld Los Angeles Awards Best Featured Actress in a Play (Local Production) The Tragedy of JFK (as told by Wm. Shakespeare)
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Who is Casey McKinnon?
Canadian actress
When was Casey McKinnon born?
Casey McKinnon was born on 13 March 1978 in Montreal.
What is Casey McKinnon's occupation?
Casey McKinnon is an actor, writer, film actor, television producer and actress.
What nationality is Casey McKinnon?
Casey McKinnon is Canadian.
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