Kristin Holt

As of 2017, Adams was the presenter on GameStop TV, an in-store marketing feature for the GameStop chain of stores.

She has worked for Samsung as a presenter for "Samsung Tomorrow TV", covering their products at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2014 and 2015.

In 2010, she joined HD Films (now Vision Entertainment) as their Head of Production and was quickly promoted to Vice President Production & Development, and then President. Kristin developed and produced Hulu's first original series, The Morning After, and over 100 episodes of Fandango's hit movie show, Weekend Ticket, and multiple live-stream events for Warner Brothers, Daybreak, Duracell, and many others. Kristin has managed Showrunners, EP's, Producers, and Line Producers and prepared and supervised all show budgets, schedules, and cashflows. Working diligently, she ensures all productions stay on schedule and within budget. Collaborating with creative teams, Kristin made sure all production needs ran smoothly and efficiently.

In 2009 she appeared as fictional correspondent "Katie Comet" on the fictional news network, "Santa News Network" broadcasts on AT&T's "Santa Tracker" cable channel.

Adams worked as a top 40 morning radio co-host in Dallas on KRBV, as the host of Hasbro's DVD game Shout About Television, and as a host on the Starz network. She worked with V-Cast on Verizon Wireless phones. As an actress, she had brief appearances in two productions, as a reporter on a 2008 episode of the television series Dirty Sexy Money, and as a bartender in the 2009 film Rock Slyde.

Kristin Holt broke into the industry with Disney's Touchstone Pictures and Buena Vista Group, where she worked under Nina Jackson (The Hunger Games) and Mark Vahradian (Transformers). She then joined Hip Films and kick-started their company, directing and producing several films & TV shows. In 2005, she had two films, The Double, and Love Made Easy, simultaneously supervising and writing for the TV show "Close-Up. "For years, Holt has been a critical player in the entertainment industry, working with Fox, Hulu, NBC Universal, Facebook, and Warner Brothers, to name a few. With an award-winning background, including over 1500 productions (feature films, television series, commercials, live events, and digital platforms, Kristin has a proven track record of making content from concept to distribution. Her films have premiered at Sundance, Cannes, and numerous other film festivals.

Adams (then still Kristin Holt) was eliminated in the first round of viewer voting in the first season of American Idol. She auditioned in Dallas and her audition was memorable because, in her rush to embrace Paula after being told that she had made the Hollywood rounds, she fell and slipped under the judges table. She was considered as a possible replacement for Brian Dunkleman as co-host for the second season of American Idol, however, most of her footage from preliminary contestant auditions was edited out of the show by November 2002, when her role was reduced to special correspondent. She performed as the vocalist of the band, Stranger Days, from 2004 to 2007.