Milica Šćepanović was born in Podgorica, where she finished elementary and high school. After that, being 18 years old, she enrolled to the Faculty of dramatic arts in Cetinje. She graduated in 2018. in the class of professor Branimir Popović.

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She can be seen in feature films, shorts, Montenegrin plays, ads and music videos. She received the award for best actress for her role in PRASKOZORJE, a short film directed by Andrija Mugoša, at the 17th International festival "Filmski front", Novi Sad.

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She is known for her roles in: movies PRASKOZORJE, LIJENŠTINA, MAGIČNI KLJUČM RIKVERC, ŽUTI VAL... and plays MI DJECA SA STANICE ZOO, EKVINCIJO, MAMU MU JEBEM KO JE PRVI POČEO, BURA, ZIMSKA BAJKA...

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She is an avid player of table tennis and she took classes of salsa, tango and jazz ballet for many years. She is known as an eco-activist, cyclist and a mountain climber enthusiast. She currently lives and works in Montenegro and Serbia.