Kaitlin Huwe in her home in West LA. Photographed by Lea Lilly Guillory

Biography

​Born and raised in the California Bay Area, Kaitlin Huwe is an actress and singer-songwriter with an affinity for shape-shifting, traveling back in time, and offering songs and stories as medicine.

Most recently, Kaitlin worked alongside Anthony Hopkins, lending her voice to his etherial soundtrack compositions for the feature film Elyse, directed by Stella Hopkins. 

Kaitlin made her debut as an actor and singer at Sundance Film Festival The Nowhere Inn, directed by Bill Benz and starring Annie Clark (St. Vincent) and Carrie Brownstein. The film was also a selection of SXSW and Tribeca but the festival run was cut short by COVID-19. The film is set to release Fall 2021.

​Television credits include L.A.'s Finest opposite Jessica Alba and Gabrielle Union, TNT's drama series, Animal Kingdom, Comedy Central's Workaholics, and a new scripted series for Snapchat that will premiere in Fall 2021.

When she is not acting, she writes music for live theater, film, web content, and to stay sane. 
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She has infinite love for swimming in large bodies of water, roaming museums, photographing trees, eating chips and salsa for dinner, taking road trips, holding space for creatives to commune, lighting candles, practicing and leading yoga, doing DIY renovations on her house, playing in her recording studio, painting everything in sight, building unstable furniture, drinking rosé in good company, following the moon, rocking babies to sleep, brewing hot tea and other warm beverage concoctions, listening to poetry read aloud, and feeding her friends.

Kaitlin earned a BA in Acting from UCLA's School of Theatre Film and Television, completed the Advanced Improv Track at The Groundlings School in LA, and is a graduate of the 2-Year Meisner Training at the Baron Brown Studio in Santa Monica. 

Kaitlin is a proud member of The Road Theatre Company, and SAG-Aftra.