Caroline Iaffaldano is a Los Angeles based filmmaker with a passion for directing, writing and production design. She studied Film & Television Production at the University of Southern California and graduated in the Fall of 2019. Caroline previously studied fashion, human rights, and environmental science at NYU, and her enthusiasm for style and pointed social commentary is highlighted in the short films she has directed. Caroline's short film, "Girls in Space," which follows three girls who travel through space in hopes of escaping a deadly plague on Earth, has been screened at several festivals around the world including Los Angeles CineFest, Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards and Around International Film Festival Paris. Her senior thesis film, "Flour Baby,” is a female-driven kitschy comedy about a not-so-alternate reality where women must care for a bag of flour for a year in order to qualify for a real child, and a frantic mother tries to understand how she really feels about parenting. Flour Baby is currently being submitted to festivals. Caroline is currently doing commercial work, music video production and directing a short film as well as writing a feature.
