Caitlin Carmichael

Caitlin Carmichael has been an avid dancer since her childhood years. She is professionally trained in dance forms such as ballet, tap, and hip-hop. She is also a trained gymnast.

She is often involved in charitable deeds. She also feeds the homeless at the ‘Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church’ in Los Angeles.

Caitlin Carmichael was born on July 2, 2004, in Tifton, Georgia, to Tom and Catherine Carmichael. Soon, her parents moved to California. With time, her interest in the world of show business blossomed.

She always showed an interest in performing arts, such as dancing and acting. Her mother got her enrolled in dance classes at the age of 3. She learned gymnastics, too.

Owing to her blossoming acting career, she was mostly homeschooled. Her mother started taking her to various auditions when Caitlin turned 4 years old.

Caitlin faced the camera for the first time in 2008, in a small but significant appearance in a single episode of the series ‘In the Motherhood.’ She appeared as ‘Sasha’ in the episode titled ‘Just Shoot Me, Cupid!’

Following her acting debut, she did a one-episode role in the series ‘Mystery ER.’ The same year, she appeared in a small role in the series ‘Criminal Minds.’ In 2010, she appeared in the series ‘10 Things I Hate About You,’ where she played the role of a young ‘Bianca Stratford.’

By 2010, she was busy auditioning for film roles. Soon, she made her film debut with a role in ‘Backlight,’ where she played the role of ‘Jamie.’ ‘Backlight’ was a low-key film and did not gain any momentum either critically or commercially.

In 2011, she appeared in the comedy–drama film ‘Conception,’ where she played the role of ‘Lucy.’ The film received mixed reviews from critics and was a box-office failure. Despite the failure of the film, Caitlin earned repute as a talented child actor, which reflected in the fact that she appeared in about a dozen TV roles the same year.

In 2011, Caitlin appeared in a number of popular series, such as ‘iCarly,’ ‘Hot in Cleveland,’ ‘Shake It Up,’ ‘True Blood,’ ‘Dexter,’ and ‘Bag of Bones.’ Some of those series were critically acclaimed, and she ended up getting nominated for a few awards for her performances.