Los Angeles native and total babe Kammy Burnett has been working as a professional actress since the mid 2000s and in that time has built an impressively diverse resume. She’s worked in the sound department and in the stunts department on various projects, and she’s also been a producer on a documentary and two TV series—including one, Fitness for Every Life, which she cohosts on a local Los Angeles TV station. In terms of acting, she got her debut in a small (but recurring) role on the sitcom Scrubs and from there has acted in two short films—Resident Dave (2008) and The Talent (2012), and appeared on TV series that include The Journeys, Virtual Reality, and Tosh.0. What put her on our radar, however, was her role in the comedy feature film Rock and Roll: The Movie (2014), in which she plays a character named Star Spangled Banner, who, at one point is seen in a tight shirt, bouncing up and down in front of a man with her nipples prominently poking out.
