Tracy S. Lee is a Korean American actress and writer. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Tracy attended Harvard Westlake high school and received her B.A. from NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized studies, majoring in Creative Writing and Literary Criticism, with a focus in Asian American, Feminist, and French Postmodern Criticism. She received her acting training at the Stella Adler Studio in New York City, in their two-year conservatory program, and at the Imagined Life Studio in Los Angeles with Diana Castle. Her first television credit was on the ABC Family show Twisted, where she turned a one-day co-star role into a recurring role. Since then, she has starred in multiple commercials, TV shows, theater, and film, most recently BJ Novak's directorial debut, "Vengeance." Tracy resides in Los Angeles.