Michelle Macedo is a multifaceted talent, boasting a dual identity as an actress and singer-songwriter, alongside her identical twin sister. Born and raised in Pasadena, California, Michelle's academic background is steeped in the arts, having graduated from Emerson College with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting.
Since returning to Los Angeles, Michelle and her twin sister have been an unstoppable force in the entertainment industry. Their music career has gained significant momentum, with Pantene Pro-V featuring their band, Macedo, in their "Beautiful Lengths" campaign. Michelle has also collaborated with acclaimed director Eric Stoltz on an indie feature film, "Confessions of a Teenage Jesus Jerk". The sisters have recurred in the Netflix series "Girlboss" as the twin band "Animated Discussion".
Michelle's acting credits include Season 2 of the Amazon Prime series "Goliath" and the lead role in the indie film "Every Time I Die" on Netflix, alongside her twin sister, Melissa, Marc Menchaca, Drew Fontiero, and Tyler Dash White. The film premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival and is now streaming on Netflix, earning the distinction of being one of the "Creepiest Movies on Netflix". Michelle and her twin also had a role in the film "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe", which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival this year. Furthermore, the twins starred in the James Franco film "Blood Heist" in Ohio.
In addition to her acting prowess, Michelle is a skilled musician, proficient in guitar, piano, and vocals. As a singer-songwriter, she has released three albums, including the debut album "Flags & Boxes" with her twin sister, which catapulted them onto the music industry map. In 2020, the band signed with Pasadena Records and released the single "Stronger Now", which climbed to the Top 100 Pop Charts, reaching an impressive No. 42. The twins are currently working on new music following the success of their latest "Paradise" EP.
