Biography

Originally from West Virginia, based in Los Angeles, Caitlin Renée Campbell, is a professional actor and award-winning producer in independent film and theatre known for 40ish (2022), EXCEPTance (2016) and The Last Gamble (2011). She earned her BFA at West Virginia University, studied for her MFA at California Institute of the Arts, and graduated from Carnegie Mellon University and the Moscow Art Theatre in a dual MFA program.

As an actor she's performed in NY theatre (i.e. Minetta Lane Theatre, Here Arts Center and SoHo Rep), and on television (Guiding Light (CBS)). As a producer, her most recent media project: 40ish . . . the short film, garnered 32 Awards and Selections during its film festival run including Festival du Film de Cannes. Theatre producing includes Cousin Bette with ANTAEUS Theatre Company; Proof and 3 Sisters with Aquila Morong Studio; Brilliant Traces with 80 West Productions, The Fall, and Modigliani with Amadeo Productions, and the World Premiere sold out adaption - from album to stage of - Frank Zappa's Joe's Garage at The Open Fist Theatre. Independently producing with writers Neil LaBute and John Hindman including the West Coast Premiere of LaBute's In a Dark Dark House, directed by Larry Moss.

As a comedian and sketch comedy actor, she works out at The Crow and Fanatic Salon in the WPA-Writer Performer Artist series. As a writer, she is developing her one-woman project: My Seven Day Engagement. She is a member of SAG/AFTRA, AEA, Women in Film, Producers League of Los Angeles.
- IMDb mini biography by: Souptime Productions