Lexi Ainsworth
- Actress
- Production Department
- Producer
Born in Oklahoma City, Lexi Ainsworth began her career dancing on stage at an early age, which led to her first major role as Scout in an Actors' Equity production of To Kill a Mockingbird. Her interest in film and television was sparked after attending a film camp in New York. She soon secured an LA agent and booked her first national commercial for Barbie.
Lexi has played significant roles in various films, including portraying Molly in Universal's Wild Child alongside Emma Roberts and starring in a film with Eric Roberts as her father. She is particularly proud of her lead performance in A Girl Like Her about teen bullying.
Lexi has recurred on multiple series, including Gilmore Girls. However, she is best known for her role as Kristina on General Hospital, which earned her an Emmy nomination at 17 and an Emmy Award in 2017. In addition to her acting career, Lexi furthered her studies at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art's Shakespeare Program in London.
With 20 years of on-screen experience, Lexi Ainsworth has transitioned to the founder of Camden Way Productions. She specializes in development, script analysis, and editing, drawing from her extensive work on a TV series spanning 510 episodes. Lexi combines a keen eye for compelling narratives with a sense of commercial viability.
Lexi has played significant roles in various films, including portraying Molly in Universal's Wild Child alongside Emma Roberts and starring in a film with Eric Roberts as her father. She is particularly proud of her lead performance in A Girl Like Her about teen bullying.
Lexi has recurred on multiple series, including Gilmore Girls. However, she is best known for her role as Kristina on General Hospital, which earned her an Emmy nomination at 17 and an Emmy Award in 2017. In addition to her acting career, Lexi furthered her studies at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art's Shakespeare Program in London.
With 20 years of on-screen experience, Lexi Ainsworth has transitioned to the founder of Camden Way Productions. She specializes in development, script analysis, and editing, drawing from her extensive work on a TV series spanning 510 episodes. Lexi combines a keen eye for compelling narratives with a sense of commercial viability.
