Christine Caro

Christine studied at the Sport Medecine School, training imputed people for the Paralympics and helping blind + autistic people in sports while modeling. She did her first short documentary about the everyday life of amputated Handisport's director at 18 years old. She then became a Model Agent at the age of 20 years old in New York city. After many years, she decided to stop and became a movie producer for first time Directors. She traveled the world at the same time (She crossed Peru with a Moped, traveled South America and Asia). She went to learn Kung Fu in China and was the first white women to be presented to all the Kung fu masters at the annual Kung Fu conference. She then moved to Hong Kong as a Model scout and did her first photo reportage about everyday life in Hong Kong during the protests. She came back to New York and became a photographer and director's agent for many years, before taking a job as a creative producer in Korea then Japan, collaborating with Asian artists. She moved to Paris as a Talent manager and Model agent, then New York again as a Talent Manager and has been working on her first feature documentary as a director, that will be set in Japan in 2026. She is now between Tulum and New York and is working on two shorts as a director, set in Mexico