Melyssa Fords played the role of Kenya in the movie "Psyche" (2004) and the role of Deborah in "Turn It Up" (2000). She has also done TV work playing the role of the host in "How I'm Livin' " , in Playmakers(2003) as "Woman in Bed" and in Soul Food(2000) as "Hoochie Mama".

Melyssa first worked at a night club, but she has also gained a minor in English Literature. Melyssa Ford had an advice column in Smooth Magazines about relationships and dating in the year 2002. Known as "Jessica Rabbit", Melyssa's article features have become the magazines attractions.

Melyssa Ford is also one the "sweethearts" oh hip hop and R&B videos. She appeared in videos such as: Mystikal's "Shake it Fast", in R. Kelly's "Happy People", Jay-Z's "Big Pimpin'", Usher featuring Ludacris and Lil' Jon's "Yeah", Jadakiss's "Knock Yourself Out", Ghostface Killa's "Cherchez La Ghost", 112's "Anywhere", Sisq¢'s "Thong Song Remix", Choclair "Let's Ride", Rascalz featuring Checkmate, Kardinal Offishall, Thrust, and Choclair's "Northern Touch".

As a model Melyssa had great accomplishments, appearing in known international magazines: the cover of Today's Black Man and Smooth in February 2004, on the cover of Peace Magazine in June 2004, on the cover of King Magazine in July 2004 and on the cover of SSX Magazin in August 2004.

Melyssa also was present as herself at the BET Hip-Hop Awards in 2006, at the Hiphopbattle.com: Detroit vs. New York in 2005 and in the "B Side" TV Series also in 2005.

Melyssa Ford also made a video game appearance in Def Jam Icon and had offers to appear in other entertainment video games. We sure hope she takes this offer.

Nowadays Melyssa Ford can be seen on many TV stations and she continues to model and to have an acting career, a very fulfilling one as well. We wish Melyssa only the best and great successes with her career and hope to see her again very soon in more exclusive video and entertainment rolls in television and on the big screen.