Kim Murdock

Kim Murdock grew up in Los Angeles. She received her B.A. from CSU Stanislaus and M.F.A. from UC San Diego, both in Theatre. In addition to her IMDB Filmography credits, Kim played leading roles in daytime courtroom dramas "Divorce Court" (1984), "Superior Court" (1988), and "The Judge" (1988). She was a principal in commercials for Renault (1985), KNBC News (1986), American Medical Insurance (1988), and voice-over artist for Hospital Corp. of America (1989). She also performed in corporate videos, stage plays, and numerous "Die Laughing" murder mystery weekends. Kim retired from acting in 1991 to devote full time to her career in legal and business technology. She was the first woman in the L.A. area to become a Director of Technology at a major law firm. In 1997, she founded Ksys Consulting, which became Appkickers Technology in 2002. Shortly after moving to California's Central Coast, Kim designed Appkickers software productivity tools. After 16 years there in Pacific Grove, Kim