Kaelen Ohm- Net Worth, Age, Ethnicity, Boyfriend, Height, Career

Kaelen Ohm is a British Columbia-born Canadian actress, director, composer, writer, producer, editor, and cinematographer. She went viral on the internet after the release of her new horror film, Queen of Spades, on June 15, 2021.

Under the direction of Patrick White, she played one of the main roles as Mary. The film’s plot revolves around the Queen of Spades, an ominous entity. Aside from that, Kaelen is well-known for her roles in films such as Flint, The Mohel, Transfer, Hit & Run, and many others.

Quick Facts

Real Full Name	Kaelen Ohm.
Profession	Actress, Director, Composer, Writer, Producer, Editor, and Cinematographer.
Date of Birth	1984.
Age	39 years old.
Place of Birth	British Columbia, Canada.
Currently Living	Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Ethnicity	Mixed.
Nationality	Canadian.
Marital Status	Unmarried.
Education	Graduate.
Alma mater	Vancouver Film School.
Net worth (approx.)	USD 2 million – 5 million (approx.).
Height (approx.)	In Feet Inches: 5′ 6″ In Meters: 1.68 m In Centimetres: 168 cm
Weight (approx.)	In Kilograms: 54 kg In Pounds: 114 lbs
Hair Color	Brown.
Eye Color	Green.
Religion	Christianity.

Kaelen Ohm Biography

Kaelen Ohm was born in a small town in British Columbia, Canada, to parents. There aren’t many details about Kaelen Ohm’s birthday on the internet, but she was born in 1984. As of 2023, the Queen of Spades star is 39 years old.

She appears to keep her personal life very private, so I was unable to learn anything about Ohm’s parents, siblings, or childhood. In 2005, she graduated with honors from the Vancouver Film School’s Film Production Program. In 2018, she attended the Canadian Film Centre’s Actor’s Conservatory.

Career

Kaelen Ohm made her on-screen debut in 2013 with the TV series Hell on Wheels, where she appeared as a Cute Whore in the episode One Less Mule. Her feature film debut was on September 24, 2015, with the film O, Brazen Age, directed and written by Alexander Carson.

Ohm played Katie, one of the main characters, alongside Lauren Saarimaki as Charlie, Deragh Campbell as Anna, and Joe Perry as Jack. In 2016, she appeared as Amaara in Black Moon (video short) and Martha Jane Canary in Guns of Purgatory (short film).

Later that year, Kaelen Ohm’s three projects, Flint (TV Movie) as a colleague, The Lamp at Noon (Short Film) as Ellen, and Taken (TV Series) as Terrorist Hostage in the episode Ready, were all released.

She was then seen in the 2018 episode of Condor as Ginny in the episode A Question of Compromise. The same year, she played Kim in the video All or Nothing and the short film Little Grey Bubbles.

In 2019, Kaelen also appeared in the short films Transfer (as Mary) and Viaticum (as Jane). She also appeared as Rosemary Rawlins in an episode of Murdoch Mysteries (TV Series). Ohm has not seen in any films or TV shows in 2020, but her three projects were already released in 2021.

She first appeared as Kim in Reel East Coast (TV Series). Her short film, The Mohel, was later released on March 16, 2021, directed by Charles Wahl.

Her popularity skyrocketed following the release of Queen of Spades. Nabil Rajo as Matthew, Eric Osborne as Sebastian, Jamie Bloch as Katy, Ava Preston as Anna, and others round out the film’s main cast.

She directed four projects as a director: All or Nothing (Video short, 2018), Black Moon (Video short, 2016), Devil’s Time (Video short, 2014), and The Ride (Short movie, 2013). She also worked as a writer and an editor. This gifted actress went on to produce All or Nothing, Black Moon, and The Ride.

On March 31, 2013, her short film The Ride, in which she also worked as a cinematographer, was released. Black Moon’s music was also composed by Kaelen Ohm. She was able to make a lot of money through all of these projects.

Ohm’s next project is the TV series Hit & Run, which is set to premiere on Netflix on August 6, 2021. She had the opportunity to play one of the main characters, Danielle Wexler Azulai, in nine episodes of the shows. The web series is about a happily married man whose wife was killed in a car accident in Tel Aviv.