Caryn Cheng
Caryn Cheng is an actress, known for Queen of Hearts (2018), Nan'er wang (2020) and On the Rocks (2015).
Caryn Lee
Caryn Lee is known for Aia's Choice (2023) and Cameron (2022).
Caryn Richman
Caryn Richman was born on April 9, 1956 in Jericho, New York, USA. She is an actress, known for The New Gidget (1986), A Very Brady Christmas (1988) and Hollywood Safari (1998).
Caryn Waechter
Originally from California and raised in Europe, Caryn Waechter is a director and photographer based in New York City and Los Angeles. She is a graduate of Columbia University's MFA film program where she concentrated in Directing. Once a classically trained dancer, Caryn compares her film work to choreography of images. Her CU thesis film GOD IS GOOD has garnered a number of awards including the New Line Cinema Award for Best Director, Columbia University Faculty Selects, Kodak Film Grant, Narrative Short Finalist at the IFP Market and Top Prize at the Chinese-American Film Festival. Caryn is also a main contributor to Ridley Scott and Kevin Macdonald's YouTube documentary LIFE IN A DAY, where her footage on one specific day was picked from 80,000 submissions and 4,500 hours. It premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. Her directorial debut feature film THE SISTERHOOD OF NIGHT premiered at the 2014 Woodstock Film Festival where she won Best Female Director Award from Tangerine Entertainment.
Caryn Ward
Caryn Ward is a professionally trained dancer/choreographer who studied at the prestigious Alvin Ailey Dance Academy in New York City, NY. She danced on stage, screen and video with Janet Jackson, Usher, Rosie Perez, Debbie Allen to name a few. Caryn has recurred and co-starred on HBO's Entourage, The Shield, General Hospital, and The Game. Guest star appearances include Love That Girl and a recurring stint on One Love for the Bounce Tv Network. Caryn has starred in numerous independent films. Next up, Caryn will star in "Daddy's Home" for the Up TV Network and season 3 of BlackandSexyTV's "Roomie Lover Friends" series.
Caryn West
Caryn also has numerous credits in theater: She won the prestigious 2014 Conn Critics Circle award "Outstanding Featured Actress" for playing Sonia at Hartford Stage's production of "Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike", up against many fine NYC actors that season at Yale Rep, the Long Wharf, Westport Co. Playhouse, Goodspeed Opera etc. She starred on Broadway and in the national tour of "Crimes Of The Hearts" and played Maggie in the Broadway production's tour of Dancing At Lughnasa. Favorite major regional theater credits include lead roles in "The Clean House" ("Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actress/Comedy"/ 2010 StageSceneLA.com), Interact's State of the Union, Toys In The Attic directed by the gifted Jessica Kubzansky (2003 LA Ovation award for "Best Play in a Larger Theater" and many other local accolades) , May in Sam Shepard's "Fool For Love" ( 3 times!) , Brian Friel's genius work "Faith Healer" , Josie in Eugene O'Neill's epic "Moon For The Misbegotten", Athol Fugard's "Road To Mecca", John Guare's "Gardenia", Noel Coward's "Fallen Angels", Chekhov's "Three Sisters" ( twice, different sisters ) and by some other guy, Desdemona in "Othello", and Olivia "Twelfth Night". She was a grateful participant in the American Film Institute's Directing Workshop for Women. While there, she wrote and directed the 35mm short, "Here Dies Another Day" (starring Oscar nominee/Tony Award winner John Randolph and "Nashville's" Judith Hoag). It won a second prize at the Palm Springs International Short Film Festival, making it Academy Award eligible, at Worldfest/Charleston (top award for Best Short Adaptation), a Best Of Fest at the Rhode Island Film Festival, and was an official selection in 20 other film festivals. It aired on KPBS/San Diego's Viewfinder program. In 2010, she recurred as Dr. Susan Heyworth on the CBS series Three Rivers. She co-wrote the Italian/U.S. short "The Father", which has been seen in 5 European festivals in 2011. She has directed theater for the Actors Space in New York, the Classical Theater Lab and the Manhattan Punchline's One-Act Festival and the Lee Strasberg Institute in LA. She has taught acting at California Institute of the Arts, The Lee Strasberg Institute, Michael Howard's Studio and the School for Film and Television (both in NYC), Stella Adler's/LA, USC's School of Cinematic Arts, been a guest lecturer for The SAG Conservatory, the BFA programs at Syracuse University, the MFA programs at the American Conservatory Theater and UC Irvine and coached privately at Caryn's Space For Actors since 1999. Caryn received a B.A. in Film/Drama from Stanford University and an M.F.A. from Temple University. She has also trained at the American Conservatory Theatre and studied with Stella Adler, Wynn Handman, Alfred Molina and Alan Langdon. Caryn was a military brat of a Marine Colonel and longtime rancher. Her dad Fraser was also a lifetime steer team roper and skier who officiated at 5 Olympics and many Alpine skiing World Cups. Following him around, Caryn used to be the heeler for her dad in steer team ropings and was a member U.S National Alpine Ski Team in her youth. She skied the famed Whistler Mtn. Peak To Valley 5000 ft vertical race ( about 165 GS gates) 14 times and medaled with her team twice. She hiked Whitney Mtn 14,500 ft elev. in one day ( 22 miles) with actor John Berg and others in 2006. She is devoted to social justice, argentine salon tango, her tennis game, fitness, the amazing gift of all her rescue animals. Most of all, to the success of the actors she is privileged to work with.
Carys Bowkett
Carys Bowkett is an actress, known for Brave New World (2020) and The Suspect (2022).
Carys Eleri
Carys is a Welsh born actress and singer, writer, composer and presenter. Her debut show, a one-woman, comedy-science-music-show called 'Lovecraft (Not the sex shop in Cardiff)' won her many accolades including Best Cabaret at Adelaide Fringe Festival in 2019. She is a fluent Welsh speaker. She is twice BAFTA Cymru nominated for Best Actress and Best Presenter. In 2013 she won The Norman Beaton Fellowship with BBC Radio 4 drama department. She has worked extensively in theatre and television in Wales. She is an accomplished singer singing in many different styles and is a member of Charlotte Church's Late Night Pop Dungeon. Her book 'Dod Nôl At fy Nghoed' (To return to my trees) was released in 2021, it is autobiographical and focuses on the loss of her father to Motor Neurone Disease in 2018 followed by her best friend to pancreatic cancer in 2019.
Carys Fulchs
Carys Fulchs is an actress, known for Strangerland (2015).
Carys Gaylor
Carys Gaylor is known for The Devil's Hour (2022).
