Kelsi Umeko

Kelsi Umeko is a talented Japanese American actress known for her dynamic performances in various media. She honed her craft under the guidance of some of Los Angeles' premier acting coaches. Kelsi gained recognition for her role as Maple in the Pokémon series "Beyond The Pokedex" and is set to appear in the highly anticipated film "My Dead Friend Zoe."

In addition to her acting, Kelsi took on multiple roles in the feature film "Second Chance," where she not only starred but also took the reins as writer, director, and producer, collaborating closely with her husband, Curtis McGann. Her versatility was showcased in the first two seasons of HBO and Adult Swim's unique series "Three Busy Debras." Kelsi was a series regular for three years in REI's comedy/improv web series "Trailheads," further solidifying her presence in the entertainment industry.

Kelsi's career highlights include a notable appearance in Shawn Mendes's music video "Lost In Japan Tonight" and a principal role in the feature film "The Look-See" (2017), produced by Crypt TV. In 2019, she wrote, produced, and starred in the film "Sacren," which premiered on November 12. With a diverse portfolio that includes numerous TV shows, commercials, voice acting accolades, and print modeling, Kelsi has enjoyed the unique opportunity to work alongside her family on various projects, traveling extensively across the United States for her craft.