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Kelsi Umeko

Birthplace:
Seattle, Washington, USA

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Kelsi Umeko is a Japanese American actress. Kelsi trained under some of the top acting coaches in the industry in Los Angeles, CA. Kelsi is Maple on Pokemon's Series "Beyond The Pokedex." Kelsi has a supporting role in the upcoming film My Dead Friend Zoe. Kelsi is starring as the lead role in the upcoming feature film Second Chance, where she also wrote, directed and produced the film alongside her husband Curtis McGann. Kelsi was in season 1 and 2 of the HBO/Adult Swim show Three Busy Debras. Kelsi can also be seen in REI's Trailheads web series , where she was a series regular for 3 years. The series is comedy/improv based. . Kelsi has gotten to work on many different exciting projects. She starred in Shawn Mendes's music video "Lost In Japan Tonight." Kelsi was a principal cast on the feature film The Look-See (2017), produced by Crypt TV. Kelsi also wrote, produced, and starred in the feature film Sacren (2019), which has a release date of November 12,2019. Kelsi has shot multiple TV shows, numerous commercials, received awards for voice acting, and does print modeling as well. Kelsi has had the joy of getting to work with her real family numerous times. Kelsi has traveled all over the United States for work.

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2019  Sacren

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