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United States Grace Sakura Rolek is an actress and producer known for her extensive voice acting career in animated series and video games, bringing characters to life for various brands and audiences.
Grace Sakura Rolek offers personalized video messages to fans, often channeling her character Connie Maheswaran from 'Steven Universe'. These videos allow fans to directly engage with her.
Grace Rolek was a guest on Creative Block, an online platform, sharing insights into voice acting for animation and video games, and providing tips for aspiring voice actors.
Grace Rolek engages with fans through Streamily, offering signed prints and interacting live during signing events.
Grace Sakura Rolek was born on October 10, 1997, in Burbank, California. Her career in entertainment began in the early 2000s, establishing herself primarily as a voice actress. One of her early roles was in the TV series “George Lopez” in 2004, where she played Sara in one episode. Grace continued to build her portfolio with voice work in direct-to-video films such as “Mulan II” (2004) and “Tarzan II” (2005), as well as significant roles in animated features like “Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children” (2005) where she voiced Marlene Wallace, and “Happiness Is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown” (2011) as Lucy van Pelt.
Her most prominent role came with the Cartoon Network animated series “Steven Universe” (2013-2019), where she voiced Connie Maheswaran, a main character. She reprised this role in “Steven Universe: The Movie” (2019) and the follow-up “Steven Universe Future” (2019-2020), solidifying her association with the critically acclaimed franchise. Beyond animated series and films, Grace has contributed her voice to numerous video games, including “Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII” (2006), “Guild Wars 2” (2012), “Fallout 76: Wastelanders” (2020), and “Starfield” (2023). These roles demonstrate her versatility across different mediums and genres within the entertainment industry.
In addition to her acting work, Grace extended her creative endeavors into production and directing. She made her directorial debut with the short film “Mailboxes” (2018), where she also served as a producer. Her producing credits also include the short film “One Hit” (2020). Grace has engaged with her fanbase through various public appearances at fan conventions, such as Cartoon Fair in France, Florida Supercon, and Beach City Con. Her background also includes involvement in ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) loop groups for several films, showcasing her comprehensive experience in voice production.
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