Krystle Cocadiz

I became dedicated to my modeling/acting journey just over a year ago at the age of 40 (I'm 41 now) working with a local agency here in San Francisco because I realized there was always this spark and curiosity inside me that wanted to pursue this industry.

I've also been an artist/dancer (Tahitian) for 25+ years of my life and it's a huge part of my identity, as I have so much respect for the Tahitian culture and its people. Coming from a dance background has helped me translate that movement into modeling and acting which I’ve really enjoyed and continue to discover new ways to tell stories and exude emotion through this movement.

As far as my modeling/acting goals, I'd love to be an advocate for 40+ models (it's never too late to change your path or start something new), as well as represent my Filipino culture. It's really exciting to see more Southeast Asian representation in the industry, leaning into this creative pathway.