Eryn Kamph (Abby) grew up in Southern MN, in a farming community. She started entertaining people when she was five years old by her singing. Since then entertaining has been a passion for her. Throughout elementary she was involved in school musicals and when she reached Jr. High and High School she was involved with the school choir and show choir.

Later in her High school career Eryn got involved with the One Act Play organization. She always had a love of movies and theater so when she got the chance she joined. The town that Eryn went to school in also had a community theater for children. Since her school did not have a theater Eryn wanted to participate so that the children of Nicollet would have a chance to experience the stage. She played Little Red Riding Hood in The Three Little Pigs Out West and the Evil Queen in Snow White.

After graduating from Nicollet Public School, Eryn attended St. Cloud State University. She was involved in the college choir and select choir and went to Norway and Sweden on a choir tour after her first year. Eryn was also involved in the sorority Delta Zeta and the Ad Federation on campus. Eryn also did some modeling during her college career with Meredith Model and Talent, Caryn International and Wehmann models & talent, Inc. in the Twin Cities. It wasn't till her Junior year in college that Eryn found the time to be in a play. She got the part as Alithea in the 17th Century play The Country Wife.

The Country Wife was where she met Eli Ebb, the writer and director of True Love. She also got to act with Adam Lesar who played her fopish fiancée and who she also sang with in the college choir as well as the college's select choir.

That year Eryn read the script to True Love and wanted to be part of the independent film. She tried out and got the role of Abby.  From there on out she met several people in the industry such as James Gross, Director or photography and Jamie Mikkelson, make up. She also met and created a strong bond with her co-stars Johnny Fuerst and Matt Harmon.

"Filming this movie has been a long but enjoyable process for me and I really thank Adam Lesar, Eli Ebb and Derek Hanson for letting me be a part of their first film. I wish them luck in their future projects and hope to be able to work with them again in the future."

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