Kelly Frances Net Worth

Kelly Frances Net Worth is
$3 Million

Kelly Frances Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Template:Multiple issuesKelly Frances McKenna, stage name "Kelly Frances" (born September 2, 1980) is a Canadian media personality living in Seoul, South Korea. She is an activist, entrepreneur and voice/TV actress. She is best known for hosting Arirang TV's Move it segment, voicing SK Telecom's Atti Robot's "Hansel and Gretel", and numerous immersive voiceovers originating from South Korea. Her voice is a staple in Korean education, public transportation, and commerce. She is the host of the EBS network segment, "Saturday's Story-time with Kelly', a program in which she acts as writer, narrator, and/or voices the main characters of the original "story" with the cast of the network's Flagship morning show, Good Morning Special.Frances was quoted as saying that, upon attempting to enter the voice acting field, she "left her first audition Korea in tears after failing miserably. However, she was determined. So she went home, turned on the TV and “The Simpsons” came on. While watching, she started to practice until she could successfully make one voice", later to be called a symbol of versatility in a competitive industry.Born in St. Catharines, Ontario, Frances attended Denis Morris Catholic High School until 1994, after which she transferred to Laura Secord High School. In 2000, she left Canada to work in Asia.Frances is a graduate of Brock University and Niagara College. She credits her formal training to vocal performance classes with veteran founder Peggy Lewis of Pier Studios NYC.She is a Mezzo-soprano that specialises in animation.In 2013, Frances voiced a full-feature, KOFIC-funded film in English "over English" (post-production), DearEmilytheMovie (Thumb sucker productions).She has been formally recognised by Chaebol Hyosung for voicing numerous international ATMS and providing the visual acting and footage for 2 new models (N America); Voice and video footage for global Models: NH8OOSE, MX4000W, MX5000SE, over 30,000 locations (Launched 2013).ActivismIn English-based activism, Frances is known as an author and spokesperson for the plight of the Asiatic Black Bear, or "moonbear", a threatened and vulnerable species that is farmed for medicinal purposes in some countries. Frances opened a petition that has garnered over 10,000 signatures, calling for the cessation of bear bile farming, a practice she dubbed as "rejected by the Korean people to the tune of 94%" In 2007, Frances began English-based work in animal welfare with network Moon bears.org as a general Manager. Shortly after, she established an activism network known as Bear Necessity Korea. In 2012, Frances joined a team of international experts led by David Garshelis which succeeded in establishing a IUCN resolution to end bear bile farming world wide. The resolution was considered a victory, with only China opting out.Throughout her campaigning Frances appeared on Indie radio in Ireland, and TBSefm, and in all of Korea's primary English media. Her first video 

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