Caitlin has a passion for working very closely with directors and performers to capture their vision in costume. She has worked extensively with an international group of directors, including Chen Shi-Zheng, Chris Bayes, Jim Houghton, and Bartlett Sher, and classical music producers, Michelle DiBucci and Mary Deissler. She has recently been doing very exciting new-media work with Michelle Dibucci, the Noname Quartet, and the Music Technology Center, in New York.

Her work has been featured at the Music Technology Center's Beyond the Machine 2010, PBS Great Performances, Carnegie Hall, Sundance Film Festival, Aspen Film Festival, Nantucket Film Festival, Lincoln Center Festival, English National Opera, Royal Shakespeare Company, Intiman Theater, Signature Theater, Guggenheim Museum, Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York City Opera, Handel & Hadyn Society, Longwharf Theater, Portland Stage, New York Chocolate Show, Lithuanian National Opera, and the Prague Quadrennial; and featured in association with Eiko Ishioka, in Zhang Yimou's One World, One Dream Opening Ceremonies for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games for which she designed the costume for Chinese pianist, Lang Lang.

In her free time, Caitlin is applying for a collaborative National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for a new-media based exhibit design.

Caitlin's work has been reviewed in the New York Times, New Yorker, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Guardian, and American Theater; and featured on PBS, NBC, and the Today Show.