Fancy Macelli

Fancy Macelli was born in Daytona Beach Fl. At a very young age she expressed her interest in the entertainment industry when at five she walked up to the television, pointed at the screen and said to her mom, "I can do that. No No No! I want to do that." Fancy began acting in local community theater and school productions. In third grade she was cast in the starring rule of Lulu Bear in The Teddy Bears' Christmas. One year later Fancy and her family moved to Riverside, CA. where she became heavily involved in Riverside Children's Theater. Her passion only grew through junior high and high school where she quickly rose to the top of her drama departments. She added voice training to her repertoire of her training. Fancy won first place in the regional CETA competition with her monologue Socks.As a young woman, Fancy became involved with the Riverside Civic Light Opera. However, it quickly became evident that her passion really was for film and t.v. So with nothing more than the trade papers in hand she headed into the big city and began going out on auditions and so as to not starve she did background work with Central Casting. Fancy was asked to be a background regular on the show Boy Meets World. She enjoyed and learned from her time on the set.Life happened just as Fancy was beginning to forge into better auditions and callbacks. Her mother suffering from juvenile diabetes took a turn for the worse and she moved back home to take care of her mom and in that time she started a family. The time away from Hollywood was a struggle but family is the most important part of Fancy's life.20 years and three children later Fancy never lost her passion to chase her acting dreams. Throughout her busy life as wife, mother, and caretaker she continued to hone her craft by continuously studying and keeping current on the industry. Fancy ended up in KY where she currently resides. Her family knew that she really wanted to pursue her acting career so with her three beautiful daughters in school full time she returned to college, pursuing a degree in Theater with a minor in Film Studies at Western Kentucky University.With the age of technology upon us, Fancy has made moves towards leaving the stage world once again and turned towards Film and T.V. She is training with acting coach, Amy Lyndon.She is now starring in, directing, writing and producing the web-series, Coping. Show less «