Emma Pedersen(II)
- Actress
- Writer
- Producer
Based in London.
Emma started performing at 4 years old in her hometown of Squamish, before breaking into the Vancouver scene. She acted and directed plays and musicals before moving to Ontario and getting her diploma at Sheridan College for Music Theatre Performance. She transplanted again to Toronto for begin working professionally, her first job acting with Patrick J Adams in Suits (2011).
Emma had her film debut in Life (2015), working alongside Robert Pattinson and Joel Edgerton. Returning to the west coast Emma was casting as the romantic lead in the musical movie Signed, Sealed, Delivered: One in a Million (2016). Other musical shows include Disney's Noelle (2019), Schmigadoon! (2021), and Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies (2023).
She recurred in Motherland: Fort Salem (2020) as the emotionally abused house-wife Bonnie.
She crashed back in theatre starring in "Million Dollar Quartet" for ArtsClub Theatre Company, and played the volatile Mary Delgado in "Jersey Boys".
She can be seen in the upcoming sitcom Hollywood Arts (2026), the sequel to Victorious (2010) for Nickelodeon.
Emma started performing at 4 years old in her hometown of Squamish, before breaking into the Vancouver scene. She acted and directed plays and musicals before moving to Ontario and getting her diploma at Sheridan College for Music Theatre Performance. She transplanted again to Toronto for begin working professionally, her first job acting with Patrick J Adams in Suits (2011).
Emma had her film debut in Life (2015), working alongside Robert Pattinson and Joel Edgerton. Returning to the west coast Emma was casting as the romantic lead in the musical movie Signed, Sealed, Delivered: One in a Million (2016). Other musical shows include Disney's Noelle (2019), Schmigadoon! (2021), and Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies (2023).
She recurred in Motherland: Fort Salem (2020) as the emotionally abused house-wife Bonnie.
She crashed back in theatre starring in "Million Dollar Quartet" for ArtsClub Theatre Company, and played the volatile Mary Delgado in "Jersey Boys".
She can be seen in the upcoming sitcom Hollywood Arts (2026), the sequel to Victorious (2010) for Nickelodeon.
