Kate Campbell
Kate Campbell is an award-winning filmmaker, international actor and vocalist. Appearing in the Oscar-nominated film Gone Girl, and earning a Maverick Movie Award Nomination for her role in Badsville, directed by April Mullen, Kate recently portrayed prosecutor Jamie Glenway in the fourth season of the CBS series In the Dark, starred as Trudy Cromwell in the Bell Fibe TV series, BIKE, and played Edith Wharton in the 16th season of The Murdoch Mysteries.
As a vocalist and frontwoman for LA-based bands The Martini Kings and Pop Nouveau Jazz, Kate has performed for high-profile clients, including The Academy Awards, The Emmy Awards, HBO, Warner Bros, The Getty Center, Universal, and Disney. She headlined for several years at the Purple Room in Palm Springs and has also sung with Robby Krieger of The Doors and Jeff Goldblum and his Mildred Snitzer Orchestra.
In the past five years, Kate has directed and produced seven short-form projects and garnered international acclaim. Her narrative short film Boundless, about the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of WWII, won 13 international awards and screened globally. Boundless has 11 cast members, 60 extras, 40 crew, and flying warplanes. The project is now advancing into international co-production development as a TV mini-series.
Kate is the Showrunner, Creator and the Executive Producer of Trailblazing Talks with Dini
Petty, a one-hour TV special celebrating the Broadcast Icon’s remarkable return to Network Television at 80, and also features two other trailblazing women of diverse backgrounds from Dini’s past.
Kate is also attached to direct two feature films: the women-driven psychological thriller Satisfaction, and the dramatic feature Green Mountain State, which was a finalist in the 2022 Sundance Writer's Lab.
Kate is a student pilot and proud member of the Ninety-Nines Women’s Flying Organization, founded by Amelia Earhart in 1929.