Amelia is an American actor, comedian, and dancer based in New York City, known for her theatrical wit and dynamic work across stage, screen, and digital media. Originally from Dana Point, California, she attended Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts - where she made history as the school’s second female Student Body President since 1797 - before earning degrees in Musical Theatre and Advertising from Southern Methodist University.

She trained at John Rosenfeld Studios and The Groundlings in Los Angeles and continued her studies in New York at Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Terry Schreiber Studio, and (present) Mark Evans Studio, while also working with esteemed coach, Tony Greco. Amelia performs with the improv group Steam Room Etiquette.

Her credits include Twixmas (dir. Jonah Feingold), Shut Up Jack (dir. Alec Bewkes) - a 2024 Tribeca Film Festival Best Narrative Short nominee - and the Off-Broadway production Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California, where she also choreographed and performed. She will next appear in the independent films Woof, Oblivion, and Birkin Person.

Amelia continues to expand her creative work beyond traditional performance, choreographing Caroline Strickland’s music video Prettiest Girl of Heaven and hosting digital series for brands including Settle, Cerca Dating, and Project 91. When not on set or on stage, she trains, writes, models, and creates original comedic content, ranging from social media sketches to brand-focused street interviews, continually refining her voice and artistic perspective.