Bella Rochelle is an award winning actor, dancer and singer. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she has been performing, for film, TV and stage since age 5. She starred in the Oscar qualified short film "What Matters", and has appeared in numerous films, TV shows, and commercials, including the short film, "Schooled" that was used for a #metoo #girlpower empowerment campaign. A 2023 graduate of Hollywood High School, where she won numerous awards for acting and singing, while starring in several of their renowned stage productions, including as Sandy in "Grease" and Beatrice in "Much Ado About Nothing". As Beatrice, she won the CETA Director's Award for acting in the 2022 California High School Theatre Festival and was also a finalist in California for the National Shakespeare Monologue Competition in 2023. Bella did 2 years of conservatory at LACC before transferring to University College Cork to finish her bachelors in Theatre & Performative Practices and Archeology. Bella has also studied with Ani Avetyan, Doug Spearman, Zak Barnett, Sandi McCree, Josh Daugherty and dialects with Jack Wallace. Bella is well-versed in stage combat and martial arts. She is of Irish, Scottish, Italian and Native American decent.