Carolyn Meyer

A talented actress and emerging producer, Carolyn Meyer grew up in a small town in Michigan, just northeast of Lansing. After graduating from High School and making a short stop in Florida, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career and has played a variety of roles in film and television. Dramatic acting was Carolyn's sole focus until she co-created the role of Caroline McCluskey with writer-director Zack Van Eyck. Carolyn played the comedic lead in "Sweet Caroline," a mocku-reality TV series they co-created. Carolyn embraced the role of the uneducated and hopelessly idealistic Caroline McCluskey, delivering strong performances in "Sweet Caroline" and the prequel series, "Caroline the Job Hunter." Carolyn received the Best Actress Award at the 2016 Hollywood Short Film Festival for "Sweet Caroline." Her show took home the best-of-fest Grand Jury Prize and two other awards at the 2015 Hollywood & Vine Film Festival and was nominated for Best Web Series at the 2015 Orlando International Film Festival. Carolyn has two sisters and a brother. Her birthday is April 24. Carolyn is an actress and producer known for Sweet Caroline (2015), Caroline the Job Hunter (2016) and Snakes on a Train (2006)