Katherine Castro is an actress born in the Dominican Republic. She has been passionate about art from a young age and mostly took to visual arts. With her interests in mind, she went on to college to improve her crafts and eventually chose a career that would allow her to express herself to the fullest.
As an actress, she has worked in a number of movies, short films, and TV series. She has also had a hand in the production of various films. For her exceptional works, she has won many awards and she has been able to work alongside renowned personalities in the film industry.
| Name | Katherine Castro |
| Age | 30-35 Years |
| Gender | Female |
| Height | 5 Feet 7 Inches |
| Nationality | Dominican |
| Profession | Actress |
| Education | Boston University |
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10 Facts on Katherine Castro
- As mentioned previously, Katherine Castro was born in the Dominican Republic and is based in New York. She currently seems to be in her early 30s.
- She graduated from Boston University where she studied photography. She has also graduated with a degree in architecture from Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo in 2006.
- She first worked as the managing partner & photographer in Boston Studio for 4 years. She is also the photographer and owner of Katherine Castro Photography.
- She is the co-host of the Podcast “Talk Fast, Listen Slow” alongside Angela Carrasco. Katherine has tagged the account for this on her Instagram bio.
- Katherine Castro stands at a height of 5 feet and 7 inches.
- One of her initial works as an actress was in the short film “Subject 7” where she played the role of “Subject 6”. This film was released in 2011.
- She is also the executive producer of films such as MAMBA, American Violence, Pulso of the Indigo, and Daddy, to name a few.
- Katherine Castro has not mentioned a husband to the public yet. The actress has kept her love life out of the media’s eyes.
- Katherine Castro’s profile is not on Wikipedia yet. However, she has her own website where she has updated her bio and works.
- She also wrote the story for the movies “Someday” and “The Social Contract”.