Caitlin recently served as line producer on 30 Internet-based commercial spots for MasterCard and continues her producing efforts with her most recently completed short film, Face Value, debuting at SXSW Film Festival 2007. Her short film Thirsty has also been acquired by MTV-owned Atom Films. She has also produced and commissioned numerous projects for Blue Note Records, including an Amos Lee music video titled "Arms of a Woman," an Al Green EPK, the Norah Jones "Live in 2004 DVD," and recently line produced a Madeleine Peyroux music video "I'm All Right" for Rounder Records.
Caitlin received her MBA in Media Management from Metropolitan College of New York, graduating in 2003, Valedictorian. She began her career in entertainment with EMI Recorded Music where she developed and maintained the production department, and later, the international marketing department for EMI's Angel and Blue Note Records. She left EMI to join New Video Group as the acquisitions and marketing director for the company's dedicated documentary label, Docurama. She has also worked with the Tribeca Film Festival as their dedicated industry liaison and for the IFP Market.
Caitlin continues her freelance work as a producer and line producer on a variety of projects and is currently in pre-production on a documentary film tentatively titled Schooling Brooklyn.