Rosa Maria Rosaveline Carin, a pioneering individual of Filipino-American descent, emerged into the world in the vibrant city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where her family's rich cultural tapestry would forever be woven. Her parents, a medical doctor and a pharmacist, respectively, had traversed the vast expanse of the Pacific to the United States, ultimately securing citizenship for themselves.
As Rosa's father embarked on a distinguished military career, the family's trajectory was forever altered, leading them to settle in the picturesque town of Talihina, Oklahoma, where the young Rosa would spend her formative years.
Rosa's paternal figure, a distinguished Captain in the United States Navy, subsequently rose through the ranks to assume the esteemed position of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, ultimately retiring with the title of Colonel. Following his distinguished military career, the family relocated to the picturesque town of Talihina, Oklahoma, where Rosa spent her formative years attending high school. With her academic pursuits in full swing, she subsequently enrolled in St. Gregory's University, where she further honed her knowledge and skills. Subsequently, Rosa took her academic endeavors to the next level by transferring to The University of Oklahoma, a renowned institution of higher learning, where she continued to nurture her intellectual curiosity and personal growth.
Rosa's academic pursuits were soon followed by a six-year tenure as a dedicated educator, where she nurtured the development of young minds in the Pre-K setting. Subsequently, she devoted herself to the demanding yet rewarding role of full-time parent, overseeing the formative years of her children as they navigated the complexities of middle and high school. Yet, her dear friends, perceptive of her multifaceted nature, urged her to venture into the captivating realm of the entertainment industry. Their encouragement ultimately led to her being selected for a role in the feature film Serving Sara, released in 2002, thereby marking the inception of her illustrious acting career.
Rosa's multifaceted career has extended far beyond the realms of film and television, as she has also had the distinction of hosting a variety of television shows on the esteemed local station KERA, with "Hot On Homes" being a notable example of her hosting prowess.
Furthermore, Rosa has also made appearances in music videos, independent films, commercials, and print advertisements, thus demonstrating her remarkable versatility as an actress and her ability to effortlessly adapt to diverse roles and mediums.
Through her extensive body of work, Rosa has consistently showcased her impressive range and talent, leaving a lasting impression on audiences and solidifying her position as a talented and accomplished actress within the entertainment industry.
Rosa's entrepreneurial spirit led her to establish her own production company, Mystisa Films, in the year 2013, marking the beginning of a new chapter in her career.
As the driving force behind her company, Rosa took on the multifaceted role of writer, director, and producer for her debut film, Damage-Joy (sha-den-froi-de),which premiered in 2014.
The film's impact was far-reaching, as it gained widespread recognition and accolades, being selected as the official entry for a total of six prestigious film festivals.
The film's impressive nomination tally stood at nine, with a remarkable five of those nominations culminating in actual wins, a testament to Rosa's skill and dedication to her craft.
Rosa makes her home in the vibrant city of Dallas, situated in the heart of Texas, where she lives alongside her loving spouse and their two delightful offspring.
