Hey, I’m Caroline.
I write. I produce. I teach.
That’s my dog, Philly Cheesesteak
About Me…
I co-created and starred in
Astronomy Club: The Sketch Show on Netflix Executive produced by Kenya Barris and Dan Powell
I was a writer and producer for
The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon
I most recently worked on the Hulu show How To Die Alone
Winner of:
NBC & UCB Diversity Scholarship Showcase and Comedy Central NY Comedy Festival Comic to Watch
I perform and teach improv/comedy writing around Los Angeles and received a B.A. in Ethnic Studies from
Brown University
Portfolio
What it’s like to work with Caroline…
"I love how her brain works. In fact, I was so impressed with one of her sketches that I raised my hand to direct it personally. In addition to being an immensely talented writer/performer, Caroline was also a delight to spend time with in the writer's room. She took feedback well, was a great collaborator, knocked out revision drafts quickly, and punched up other scripts in the room and on set. We filmed 30 sketches in 22 days on a very tight budget and received a 100% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. More recently, the group and series were mentioned in The History of Sketch Comedy: A Journey Through the Art and Craft of Humor by Keegan Michael Key of Key & Peele.
Caroline brought a positive and professional attitude every day. Her enthusiasm and reliability made her an invaluable member of the project.."
Daniel Powell
Co-President, Irony Point
Executive Producer, Astronomy Club
"Caroline is smart and funny and all of the things that comedy writers should be, but what made her stand out to me was her creativity and imagination and that whatever I read of hers was something I had not seen anywhere else.
I also know that any writer who has served time at The Tonight Show, knows how to do the work. The responsibility of writers there far exceeds anything that any writer should ever have to do on any show. Caroline rose to the top of an extremely impossible heap quickly and became a relied on senior writer within a very short period of time..."
Rebecca Drysdale
Former Head Writer for The Tonight Show
