Nadia Robinson

Nadia Caro, also known as Nadia Caro Robinson was born in Los Angeles, to Maria and Faustino Caro on a hot Septermber afternoon. She was raised in South Gate, California, attending Bryson Elementary and South Gate Middle school. When it came time for her to choose her high school, her brain won over her heart as she enrolled in the California Academy of Mathematics and Science instead of Hamilton High, a school for performing arts. Being the daughter of two immigrants, she wanted a stable future instead of the adventurous life of an artist. After high school, Nadia attended UCLA where received her B.A. in Political Science and History, a Minor in Russian Studies and a Specialization in International Relations. Her goal was to become a congressional staffer, and during her senior year at UCLA, she received a prestigious internship on Capitol Hill, but a summer in D.C. made her realize her heart was not there. While living in D.C. she decided to be true to herself and took acting classes at the Studio Theater. It was during these grueling classes that Nadia came to understand that she had found her calling. Her debut film was Mike McMulline's End of Occupation, where she played a mobster's girlfriend so brilliantly, the role was expanded to further showcase her skills. She looks forward to continuing her successful career in Los Angeles.