Elyse porterfield biography
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Confirmed: HOPA Dry Erase Girl Is A Hoax, Identity Revealed
“Girl quits her job on dry erase board, emails entire office (33 Photos)” is indeed a hoax, say its creators John and Leo Resig.
I’d love to pull out some well-worn meta-media analysis about how memes are increasingly where we get our culture and we need to be more circumspect when filtering information yada yada, but I’ll leave that to my betters.Elyse Porterfield or “Jenny DryErase,” who went straight from our inboxes to the “1,000,000 Strong for Jenny DryErase to Pose in Playboy” Facebook fan page, should speak for herself.
New to Los Angeles from Greeley, Colorado, 22-year-old aspiring actress Elyse Porterfield responded to the following ad in Actors Access last Thursday.
The photo shoot, which happened that Friday, was for an image board site called The Chive. The Chive (which gets around 5.6 million unique visits a month, according to Google) is part of a network of viral sites run by brothers Leo and John Resig, who have a storied history of manufacturing Internet hoaxes, most notably the $10,000 Donald Trump tip and the infamous “virgin text messages her dad that she lost her virginity.” Both hoaxes ended up punking various mainstream media outl
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The following graduates of the School of Theatre Arts and Dance advanced their careers by being cast in productions, hired for technical or teaching positions or earning awards during the past few months of 2012.
Several UNC School of Theatre Arts and Dance alumni are featured in freelance writer John Moore's online Denver Post feature - "Honor Roll: Coloradans on National Stages" at http://www.denverpost.com/theater/ci_15109780.
Greg Germann (BA-78) completed principle photography on four upcoming films - The Unprofessional, Someone Marry Barry, Get a Job and Here Comes the Broom.
Alena Watters (BA-03) who recently completed three years on Broadway in The Addams Family Musical and Sister Act and whose new film, The Standbys, had its West Coast premiere at the Seattle International Film Festival in June, was on the UNC campus Sept. 6 to conduct master classes for the School of Theatre Arts and Dance.
Elyse (Porterfield) Anderson (BA-10) filmed an episode of Shameless and appeared in two episodes of the TV series Parks and Recreation.
Josh Buscher (BA-08) and Lincoln Hayes (BA-07) both recently appeared on episodes of the NBC TV series Smash. Buscher al