- Born
- Nickname
- Caroline Konstnar
- Caroline Grossman is an actor, writer, voiceover artist, visual artist, dancer, and animator. A full-time student at the School of American Ballet, she graduated in 2021 while simultaneously enrolling at Columbia University's School of General Studies. She later took a leave from Columbia to join Rooster Teeth Productions in Austin, where she co-created and performed in original comedy and podcast-style programming. Caroline co-wrote the film Two Sleepy People and has appeared on The Detour (TBS), Boardwalk Empire (HBO), Blue Bloods (CBS), Louie (FX), and Saturday Night Live (NBC). Her voiceover work includes national campaigns for GE, State Farm, Prevagen, and the Ad Council. Trained extensively in classical ballet at the School of American Ballet, the Valentina Kozlova Dance Conservatory of New York, and the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Saint Petersburg, Russia, she has performed at the David H. Koch Theater, The Joyce Theater, and international stages in Berlin, Brussels, and Cape Town. A member of SAG-AFTRA, Caroline continues to blend movement, humor, visual art, animation, and storytelling across screen, stage, and audio media.
- IMDb mini biography by: Caroline's Resume - Caroline Grossman is an actor, writer, voiceover artist, visual artist, dancer, and animator whose work spans film, television, and digital media. Trained in classical ballet at the School of American Ballet, Valentina Kozlova Dance Conservatory of New York, and the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Saint Petersburg, Russia, she brings a strong visual and expressive sensibility to her storytelling across performance and art.
- IMDb mini biography by: Caroline Grossman's Resume
- Uploads comedic shorts, videos and song parodies to Youtube under the name Caroline Konstnar.
- Co-created and performed in Rooster Teeth's comedy and podcast-style web series Best Friends Today, alongside other digital and YouTube-based content for the company's online platforms.
- I am not ashamed of what I did. I had my reasons for doing what I did, even if the audience can't understand that, and I stand by the opinion that art is art.
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