Carolina Monte Rosa embarked on a journey of acting studies in her native Brazil, simultaneously collaborating with the Bioscenic Art Group and the theatrical company YinsPiracoesPoeticas Contemporaneas, under the direction of the esteemed Luciana Martuchelli. This formative experience laid the groundwork for her future endeavors.
In 2008, Carolina relocated to Baltimore, where she pursued a Master's degree in Liberal Arts at the prestigious Johns Hopkins University, with the intention of refining her craft and investing in her training. During this period, she honed her skills in Meisner technique under the guidance of Wendy Ward in New York City, and is currently working towards completing the first year of this esteemed program in Los Angeles, under the tutelage of Elizabeth Mestnik.
Throughout her career, Carolina has had the opportunity to work on a diverse range of projects, including feature films such as "Amateur Hour" and "Ultrasonic", as well as the shorts "Only Humans", "Flashback", "The Shadow of Strangers - The Story of John", and "O Beijo da Meia-Noite". Her repertoire also includes music videos and the TV pilots "Operation Beelzebuddy" and "Men in Brown".
