Carlyne is a New England based producer, bilingual actress, and voice over artist, who loves what she does. Over the last couple of years alone, Carlyne has gained over 60 credits in the film and production industry, and was the recipient of the "Best Supporting Actress" award at the 2012 Massachusetts Independent Film Festival for her role in "My Pretty Maura". Some of her most exciting projects include: producing the award winning Music Video "Take my Keys" which promotes anti-teen drunk driving; "Spin The Plate" where she played Barbara - a tough defense attorney; "Justice is Mind" for her co-starring role as Dr. Pullman; and "I am Monroe" as the paranoid schizophrenic Gladys Baker. But Carlyne's true passion lies with films that shed light on social issues in hopes of provoking social change. She ultimately wishes to combine her creative craft with the power of media to help educate and promote global awareness on issues close to her heart. As such, between 2013-2015 Carlyne was involved - as an actor or producer - in projects representing a variety of causes: "Remember When" a film about Alzheimer's disease and Care Giving; "Spin The Plate" a film about children sexual abuse; "Silence" a feature exploring the tremendous impact of texting & social media on our lives; "Theory of Conflict" a film on racial & ethnicity clashes amongst college students; "Double Zero" a short film about teen Anorexia. This year, Carlyne is looking forward to several projects: the highly anticipated TV Series "Can't Go Home" where she plays a mercenary; the feature film "ONE" where she will be playing Rachel Aronson, a biker gal-turned-street evangelist; "Blue Suede" where she will portray the role of an FBI Director; and finally to Producing "An hour Past a Life time" her second short film by the talented screen writer Brian Pickard. When not working on improving her craft with her acting coaches, Carlyne spends all her quality time with her family either in Quebec or at home by the ocean in Massachusetts. Show less «