Caitlin Sadler as the Portrait Artist

By September 29, 2015 June 23rd, 2016 Meet the Photographers

A wise person once said,

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I’m not sure who that wise person was, but I have a feeling it was Caitlin Sadler.

This woman is the epitome of awesome.  I mean, she can pretty much bench press cars, train a Husky to basically be human, make strange crying noises that sound EXACTLY like a baby doll, crack jokes better than Kevin Hart, provide a movie quote to relate to every life situation, and, of course, make photographs so incredible that even The Terminator would weep at their beauty.  THIS is why we, her UA Creative Photography family, fondly refer to her as…

Caitlin The Enforcer!

To learn more about our beloved Caitlin The Enforcer, our family and senior portrait artist, head on over to her About Me page or simply continue scrolling to see her answers to a very serious and thought-provoking survey.

 

If you could live inside a TV show or movie, which one would it be?

I want to be a part of the Ocean’s Eleven crew because: 1. I want to be a part of a classy heist 2. I want my own mini-montage displaying my unique skills and 3. I want to pull off the “one last job” that would retire me to my own island.

 

Movie(s) you could watch on repeat.

Tommy Boy, Blazing Saddles and Inglorious Basterds

 

Who or what is your spirit animal?

Tom Cruise, because he’s a small man and has convinced people that he is a believable action star. That is inspiring. I want to exude that much charisma and confidence to make people think I’m great, even when I’m not.

 

First CD/album/cassette tape you ever purchased?

No Doubt’s Tragic Kingdom & TLC’s Crazy Sexy Cool

 

Food that is your lifeblood?

Chocolate & peanut butter. I’m a cliche. Though I rarely eat Reese’s. How’s that for cliche?

 

Do you have a nickname? Have any of your vehicles had a nickname?

El. My maiden name is Elsass. My friends are lazy. And I had a Chevy Cavalier I named White Chocolate.

 

Favorite activity for a rainy day?

Puzzles. I really love puzzles. But I have a big head and eventually my neck buckles under the weight of looking down.

 

Favorite activity for a beautiful summer day?

Probably sand volleyball. Or tennis. Sports!

 

Weird human trick or hidden talents?

I can cry like a newborn baby. Actually, it sounds more like a babydoll. It’s a really polarizing sound, people either love it or they hate it.

 

What was the weirdest behavior you had as a child?

I thought I could be a big cat (lion, tiger, etc.) and would “growl” at people. I think less of the people that called me a friend.

 

Which talent would you most like to have?

I really wish I could sing without hurting myself or others. I’d love to be able to do that with a whole other person in the car without causing damage.

 

Besides what you currently do, what do you wish someone paid you to do? This doesn’t have to be a well-known job, you can get creative.

I want someone to pay me to rewrite bad sitcom jokes. I love good sitcoms, I know what I’m doing. Also, bad marketing slogans.

 

Decade in history (besides this one) you think you would have been best suited for?

60s, early 70s. Whole lotta cultural and political changes happening, would have been interesting to be around for all of it. 

 

Describe a favorite inside joke or prank you pulled.

Not sure if this qualifies, but I had a friend in high school that was a creative genius and would always come up with interesting things to do. We pretended to be hall monitors and sent people to the office (we didn’t have hall monitors). We kept mime makeup on from our drama class and then spent the entire next period performing mimes in classroom doors.

 

What do you think your identifier is? Like if someone were trying to describe you to someone else, what would they say first?

“That big, blonde girl.”

 

What makes you cringe?

Styrofoam, horribly misspelled words and big opinions from small-mindedness

 

If you could adopt any song as your theme music, what would it be?

Mark Safan’s Win in the End or Robert Tepper’s No Easy Way Out

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