Caroline spent her childhood in the magnificent French part (Montreux Riviera) of Switzerland, spending her vacations with family either in Paris, the South of France, Charente Maritime or in Normandy (when very young). She is a stage, film, and voice over actress. Caroline has also hosted and written the content for more than 20 travel videos for Brand USA/Visit the USA (in English and in French).

At six months old, she began modeling for magazine covers such as Parents and took part in several contests including Elite Model Look (Elite-Glamour-Canal+) France, Miss Suisse romande (earned the title in 97') and Miss Suisse. After playing the role of la Reine des Neiges or the Snow Queen in "Un rêve vole au dessus du jardin" (A Dream Flies Above the Garden) at age seven, she discovered acting was her true passion.

It's only in 2003 that Caroline decided to move to California to live her dreams and in 2006 finally had the courage to follow her passion. She has since been featured in a number of award winning short films including "Lucy", "Le Retour", "Sign of The Dragon" and "Donut Shop Hero", and feature films such as "Daydream Hotel" and "2012: Doomsday". The film "Just Desserts" marks Caroline’s first foray into producing; she also stars. Caroline starred in the feature film Love All You Have Left, directed by her husband Matt Sivertson. She guest starred on The Bold and Beautiful. Latest work includes her written and directorial début of her short play "2 Weeks With Ma Mère" that was produced at the Apolliad Theatre in San Diego. Caroline recently premiered her Solo Show "Pardon My French" that she wrote and performed at Zephyr Theatre in Hollywood.

Caroline loves spending time with her family, friends, pets (she has 2 Swiss cats and 2 rescue dogs) and exploring the world, meeting new people and discovering new cultures. Some facts about Caroline:

Some facts about Caroline:

• She was awarded Best Actress at the 2014 San Diego Film Awards.
• She is based in West Hollywood and San Diego.
• Her hair is versatile too. Sometimes blonde and currently her natural brunette.
• She became an American citizen in December 2013.
• When she was a toddler, she drunk bleach and use to have a lisp.
• She can do an E.T. impression.
• Caroline runs a lifestyle blog called CaroLine Style

What people are saying :

"I was expecting a comedy about the perception of French people in the US such as Gad Elmaleh's show on Netflix called American Dream. Instead, I was surprised by an emotional journey throughout Caroline's life. I was able to identify deeply as a woman and as an immigrant. Pardon My French is a genuine emotional connection with the artist's life. Cheer!" - N.E.

“It’s quite the bee’s knees” I've been told. - K. N.

“It made us reflect and it was really great” - C. J.

"Pardon My French is an inspiring and unapologetic account of Caroline’s bold adventures pursuing her dreams and moving across countries and continents to do so." - Lisa Verlo

"Caroline delivers a personal tale about her journey to artistic expression and creative freedom. The real kind, the soul affirming, I am on the right track, I am worthy of sharing my story kind". Bravo Caroline! - Kristelle Monterosa

"Pardon My French" was a beautifully told story of bravery and desire to fulfill the dream of living a creative life. - T.S.