Caroline Scott

Raised in West Memphis, Caroline Scott grew up knowing she wanted to be an actress. Caroline began pursuing her dream by taking dance lessons when she was three years old and performed in her first theater production when she was five. She honed her acting, singing, and dancing skills in numerous Memphis community theater productions and performed at the 2005 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Her first big break came when she was cast locally in the Hallmark film, "A Painted House." She then decided to move to Los Angeles where she was quickly cast as a dancer in Gwen Stefani's music video, "Hollaback Girl" and was cast in several national commercials soon after. Caroline's most recent success was being chosen out of thousands of girls to be a part of the triple threat girl group, The Slumber Party Girls. The Slumber Party Girls host KOL's Saturday Morning Secret Slumber Party on CBS every Saturday morning. They are also featured as the "house band" for the new dance competition series, "Dance Revolution," inspired by the hit video game. The Slumber Party Girls CD was released November 2006 and in 2007 along with their movie starting to shoot, Mattel has signed on to make replica dolls of each Slumber Party Girl. While not acting, singing or dancing, Caroline enjoys reading Jane Austin books, watching movies, listening to rock music and hanging out with friends. She also enjoys wake boarding, snow skiing, horseback riding, and soccer.