Caroline Concordia is a multi-talented artist hailing from Hamilton, Ontario, with a diverse skill set that encompasses acting, writing, and film production. Her journey in the world of entertainment started at the Theatre Aquarius Summer School Programme at seven years old and continued at McMaster University, where she earned an HBA in Theatre and Film.
In 2017, Caroline embarked on her creative voyage in film production with the short film "Paro Caro," a project where she not only served as a producer but also contributed as a writer and starred in a leading role. "Paro Caro" debuted at the Hamilton Film Festival.
Throughout her career, Caroline has been involved in numerous impactful productions, showcasing her versatile talents. Notable works in her portfolio include the short film "My Friend Wally”, "I Care, But I'm Done Trying" a compelling short, and "Apostolate Now" a web series that featured a total of five episodes. Notably, Caroline's roles as associate producer in "Last Saturday Night" and co-producer for "Dayze" culminated in remarkable success. "Dayze" notably achieved 2nd place out of 800 submissions across Canada in The Isolation Short Film Festival, with Cineplex and Bell as sponsors, and also secured the 2nd place win at the Isolation Film Festival in the UK.
In addition to her work in independent production, Caroline has extended her expertise to several remarkable short films and projects, including "Extra Followers", "Time to Make Friends", and "Best Friends", which is available on Amazon Prime.
Recent select acing credits include: Eli Roth's “Urban Legends," "Accused," and the upcoming "Cruel Intentions," series.
Her journey in the arts continues to be a source of inspiration for aspiring artists and filmmakers. She is currently coaching at HamOnt Acting Studio sharing her love for acting and the entertainment industry with students of all ages. She is also a reader/ acting coach internationally on WeAudition.