Caroline Heinle is a bi-coastal actor, writer and producer. She began her training at The Papermill Playhouse in Millburn, NJ and earned her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism, graduating Magna Cum Laude, with minors in Political Science and Theater. After studying in London, Heinle relocated to Los Angeles, where she obtained success in film, television, writing and performed live sketch comedy with the Strait Jacket Society Comedy Troupe.

In 2016, she relocated back to NYC to have spinal fusion surgery for idiopathic scoliosis. Throughout her treatment, she shared weekly blogs and vlogs, which gained press in the NY Post and Daily Mail. She is passionate about storytelling that brings awareness to health and wellness, the power in human connection and overcoming adversity. Recent work includes writer and actor on "Social Weaponry" a docu-narrative about cancel culture, actor in "The Pinch Hitter" and writer, actor and producer of "WHITE NOISE", a short film based on her journey with scoliosis.

She is an advocate for art therapy and how storytelling can heal us from the inside out. Most recently, she has received 3 wins and 2 Best Actress nominations for her work in STILL, a psychological thriller about sleep paralysis, and 3 nominations and 2 wins for her work on WHITE NOISE. Heinle is represented by the Bohemia Group.