Caitlin Gerard

Caitlin Beverly Gerard, born July 26, 1988, is an accomplished American actress and filmmaker. Having launched her career in 2010, Gerard has thrived in the entertainment industry for over a decade and continues to actively contribute her talents. Her work is particularly noted in the horror genre, where she has played leading roles in 'Smiley' (2012) and 'The Wind' (2018), as well as a crucial supporting role in 'Insidious: The Last Key' (2018). Beyond horror, she made a significant mark with her portrayal of 'Kim' in the highly popular 'Magic Mike' (2012), a role she reprised in its sequel, 'Magic Mike's Last Dance' (2023). On television, Gerard's performance as 'Amy Page' on MTV's mockumentary sitcom 'Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous' (2013) and as 'Aubry Taylor' in the well-received ABC anthology series 'American Crime' (2015) showcased her versatility and cemented her as a compelling screen presence. Born in Los Angeles, she obtained her education from the International School of Los Angeles and Malibu High School before majoring in English with a concentration in creative writing at UCLA. Her contributions extend beyond acting. Gerard also directed the short comedy film 'I Lost My Mother's Ashes' (2019) and has been involved in directing several music videos for varied artists.