Martrell Upton was born and raised in the vibrant city of Spring Valley, California, a charming community nestled within San Diego County. As a young boy, he grew up surrounded by the warmth and energy of his hometown, where his playful and goofy nature quickly earned him the nickname "goof ball kid" or "class clown" among his family and friends.
Throughout his elementary school days, Martrell's passion for entertaining his peers with clever jokes and impressions of his favorite movie and TV show characters only grew stronger. He became known for his impressive mimicry skills, often leaving his classmates in stitches.
As he entered high school, Martrell's love for the stage only intensified. He took drama classes every year, honing his acting skills alongside his passion for basketball and football. Despite his athletic abilities, Martrell's heart remained firmly rooted in the world of theater, where he shone brightly in two school plays, thanks in large part to the guidance and mentorship of his drama teacher, who served as a father figure to him.
After high school, Martrell pursued his dreams of becoming a film and television actor, working tirelessly to hone his craft and bring his characters to life. His big break came with the release of the feature film "Strong Black Woman" on Thanksgiving Day in 2013.
In addition to his acting career, Martrell also holds a degree in Film and Television Production, which has allowed him to join the growing production team at Starcore TV, a YouTube-based sketch comedy troupe featuring an impressive roster of talented actors.
Martrell's impressive resume includes a featured role in the ABC show "The Hustle" in 2012, as well as a forthcoming feature film titled "Knock, Knock Who's There," in which he will play the role of Romie. With his sights set on continued success and growth as a young actor, Martrell Upton is undoubtedly a name to watch in the entertainment industry.
