Girl Scout

Caroline Faith Kim is a Korean-American actress-writer who began her acting journey when she was six years old. In 2009 she landed her first professional role as a girl scout in "Scout's Honor: Badge to the Bone", alongside Chris Kattan and Fred Willard.

She took a hiatus from acting to focus on her education and volunteer work. Caroline has a deep passion for helping underprivileged communities, the environment, and animals. She is also a licensed esthetician and her time being an MUA for small films reignited her passion for acting. She also has a deep love for health and fitness, especially kickboxing. She briefly studied creative writing at USC, but still takes classes at city colleges to continue her education in film, writing, and foreign languages.

Caroline has written and co-produced four short films, one of which ("Afterworld") she was nominated for best actress, best film, and best MUA for the 2024 LA 48 Hour Film Festival. She loves telling stories that embody niche human experiences (usually with a twist of horror) of femininity, queerness, or being the daughter of first generation immigrants.

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Caroline Faith

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Credit Score: Caroline Faith