Caitlin Costello

Caitlin has entertained those around her for as long as she can remember. Her professional training began at the age of six when she entered her local church's choir competition to appear in Chicago's adaptation off Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Her voice training continued throughout every level of her schooling, but she truly began to develop her craft as an actress at DePaul University in 2010. There, she studied shortly under the direction of DePaul's legendary Theater School and continued her training at the well-known ActOne Studios in Chicago. During the time she spent studying, she also took part in several student and independent shorts, including "Eagles Walkin'," a you-tube short created and directed by close friend Brandon Reich. Shortly thereafter, she scored her first leading role in the independent film, "The Circle" directed by Michael Lansu. The film premiered in Aurora in 2012. Her next project, a supporting role in Robert Alaniz's award-winning comedy "You Don't Say" has proven to be her most noteworthy. The film has had premieres in Chicago and Orland Park and most recently won Best Comedy and Audience Choice at the Route 66 International Film Festival. She looks forward to more opportunities in the industry, and hopes to build relationships and secure an agent in the near future.