Melissa Celikovic

Melissa Celikovic is a French actress born and raised in Normandie with Bosnian origins. In 2015, she moved to Los Angeles, California and began a Bachelor's degree program at the New York Film Academy in Fine Arts to study Acting for Film. After a very intense and hands on training at the school, she graduated and began working professionally in the field. Since the very moment she began working as an actress, newspapers, television, blogs and radio stations from France have followed avidly her path as an actress which include an interesting diversity of productions including but not limited to feature films, stage, short films, sitcoms and music videos. Her career has taken her as well through the Indie Film road starting with the thriller feature film Strings where she plays one of the lead characters. This film was shot in Seattle and it's under post production. Melissa has shared credits with important and well known personalities as well. Recently she appeared in the film called Variables (2019) where she shares credits with Mira Furlan (famous actress from the acclaimed TV Shows Lost (2004) and Babylon 5 (1993)). At the beginning of 2018, she was casted for a music video starring famous Puertorican actor Luis Guzmán (Carlito's Way (1993)) and sharing credits with Grammy Winner producer and musician Maffio, Argentinian singer Soleil J, known actor Al Coronel (Marvel's Logan (2017) and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2013)) and known Los Angeles TV host Nitzia Chama. The music video was produced by the famous manager and producer Johnny Falcones founder of VIVA Live TV. Melissa is working on the project called Résilience (2019) directed by award winning filmmaker Antonio Chavez Trejo. She constantly appears in big newspapers and magazines in France and in Bosnia, like Paris Normandie, the Dnevni Avaz, or even the famous and widely popular Bosnian magazine Azra Magazin. Her impact on the Bosnian media as an actress has been so strong that Bosnian Newspaper Dnevni Avaz called her the "Hope of Bosnia" and "Bosnian Pride."