In early 1996, Caitlin appeared in Race Against Time: The Search for Sarah (renamed Never Give Up: The Search for Sarah). She played the daughter of the attemped killer's sister. She lived in the motel that Sarah's parents owned.

Caitlin played Amy in the 1996 movie. Amy was the niece of Lydia, one of the attemped killers. She is shown here with "Danny" the other attemped killer, and her mom.

Amy was talking with her mom and her Aunt Lydia. Her mom had bought chocolate sauce for the ice cream.

Amy, her Mom and Aunt all shared an apartment. The apartment complex burned down.

Amy, her mom, and her aunt all showed up on the doorstep of Sarah's parents' house. Her mom explained the apartment complex they were all living in burned down and they had no money to go anywhere else.

Amy spoke up and said, "I got money," holding her piggy bank up. Her mom kissed her and said "that's ok, honey." The man then said "ok, I have a room you can stay in."

Sarah came over the next morning and was talking with Lydia and Amy. She offered to cut Lydia's hair, since she was a hair dresser. This was Caitlin's only scene with the star of the movie.

Aunty Lydia offered to read Amy her nap time story. I think it was supposed to be night time story, but no one caught the blooper.

Amy left the store with her aunt's friend, Rob. Her mom was very worried, but she found her outside with the friend.

Amy was very scared after she heard Rob say "The next time I will take her and you will never see her again." Rob was afraid that Amy's mom was going to tell on him, Lydia and Danny, since they were all involved in the disappearence of Sarah.

Danielle told Danny that she was going to help the police find them and Sarah. Rob then walked in carrying Amy.

Danielle got Amy and told Rob "You can't do this. They will find you." Rob didn't care. The police showed up a few minutes later and Sarah was then found. Danny and Lydia went to prison for the attemped murder of Sarah. We don't know what happened to Rob.

Caitlin has appeared in over 50 national commercials and hundreds of print ads, including these for Matrix's Systeme Biolage shampoo with Rebecca Romijn-Stamos.

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