Adria Dawn
Adria Dawn (born May 24, 1974) is an American actor, comedian, writer and producer. She is best known for her work on Ryan Murphy's cult hit Popular (1999-2001). She was nominated by Jane Magazine as "one of the gustiest women on television" for her portrayal of April Tuna. She continued working with Murphy in Nip/Tuck (2006) as Parker the Scientologist expert appearing in three episodes. Dawn's other notable television appearances include recurring roles in 7th Heaven (1999), Felicity (2002) and NCIS (2006-2008) as well as a supporting role in the made for TV movie Running Mates (2000) and appearances on Judging Amy (2002), Boston Public (2003), Medium (2005), My Name Is Earl (2006), Campus Ladies (2006), Help Me Help You (2006), Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide (2007), Easy Abby (2013-2015) and Chicago Fire (2014).
Dawn's film work includes Beneath Loch Ness (2001), the all improvisational movie Man of the Year (2002), the late Stephen J. Cannell's Dead Above Ground (2002), Dimples (2008), Teenage Ghost Punk (2014), The Drunk (2014), Uncle John (2015), and the upcoming thriller Hunter to be released in 2018. Her notable short films include Golden Showers (2004), Lucy (2013), In The Paint (2014), #nofilter (2016), Bozonova (2017), and Breathing Above the Tree Line (2017) in post production.
As a writer, director, and producer, Dawn has made several films for social change with Revealing Media Group including Bystander (2014), Excluded (2015), Viral (2016), Pressure (2016), and Help (2017). Working with young actors, these films focus on bullying/cyber-bullying, social exclusion/acceptance and mental health, etc. [1]
As executive producer and star, Dawn has also created Dorkumentary . This award winning, improv-based comedy series was made through Tarleton/Dawn Productions . There are a total of eight episodes produced from 2008-2017. This November (2017) Adria Dawn and David Tarleton will present DorkumentaryLIVE! at Stage 773 in Chicago,IL turning this web series into a live variety format. [2]
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2. www.imdb.com
3. http://revealingmediagroup.com/Home.html
4. http://dorkumentarytv.com/Home.html
5. http://tarletondawn.com/Home.html
6. http://dorkumentarylive.com/Home.html
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