Meagan and Kara

Meagan Good born August 8th, 1981 was brought up at Panorama City in Los Angeles by her father Leondis Leon Good and Tyrawardlow-Doyle. Tyra worked for her as a manager during her teens. Her first job was as an actress at four years old. She appeared as an extra in TV shows such as Doogie Howser Amen & M.D. in the beginning of her professional career. In the year she turned 13, her first role in a feature film was filmed. In 1997 she became known for her role in Eve's Bayou as Cisely Batiste, a troubled teenager. Her first N.A.A.C.P. nomination for this film. Image Award Nomination. Good played small roles in film and on television for a couple of years, before moving into more mature roles around the beginning of 2000s. Her role was as Nina on Cousin Skeeter a Nickelodeon T.V. The show ran from 1998-2001. The show ran from 1998 to 2001. She also played minor roles in the film House Party, Down to the Very Last Minute and 3 Strikes. She portrayed Vanessa Scott on the 2003 sitcom My Wife and Kids. In 2004, she starred in D.E.B.S an action comedy film which earned her nominations for Best Actress on the Black Movie Awards in 2005. In the following years, she was in several movies such as Cookout Venom Waist Deep and The Love Guru. While on both T.V. In films, she was Mya in Think Like a Man with an ensemble of stars and played Stevens in the role of Ms. Stevens as Dysfunctional. Kara Killmer...........................Kara Killmer is an American actress best known for portraying the character of Sylvie Brett in the NBC drama series 'Chicago Fire. Killmer is originally from Texas and studied at Baylor University, Waco Texas. She earned a degree in the performing arts. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2010 within the performing arts. She began her career on screen with you Can Dream, a web series. Following her appearance in several local shows, Kara Killmer made her on-screen debut in in the first episode in Simon Fuller's Hulu series If I Can Dream. This reality series revolves around a troupe of actors that move into the same Hollywood California house.