Progressive Commercial and Dallas Travers Promo Video

Here are the most recent projects Amy's been involved in:
1. A national Progressive Commercial with Flo!



2. A promo for Dallas Travers, Actors Advocate!

Amy Mentioned in Hometown Newspaper

Rebecca Bennett, reporter for "The Rancher," in Katy, TX, wrote a stellar article about Amy Vorpahl!  You can read it here.  She was very complimentary, and included an interview with Amy's high school theatre teacher!

Amy Vorpahl stars opposite Creed Bratton from "The Office" in STAGED

You can now see Amy online in Warner Music Group's new web series, Staged, taking pop lyrics and turning them into stylized dramatic scenes. 


In Episode 1, a 60s spy thriller, she plays the Femme Fatale opposite Creed Bratton from "The Office." Watch it here: bit.ly/staged1gymch

Amy on Body of Proof: Identity Episode!

Amy Vorpahl appeared on last night's episode of Body of Proof "Identity." You can check out both of her scenes within the first 10 minutes of the show! Some stills are posted below.

Shooting Lately

Amy's been shooting most of this week! Here are a couple of behind-the-scenes photos!

Katy TX Proudly Mentions Amy in Their News!

Amy Vorpahl was mentioned in Katy, TX's local news.  She's so thrilled to have such a supportive hometown!

You can read the article here:
http://instantnewskaty.com/2012/02/23/33165

"Staged" picked up by Warner Music Group

Last year, Amy could be seen performing Ma$terpiece Theatre at various venues in Los Angeles.  Ma$terpiece, written and created by Steve Szlaga and Josh Covitt, was a staged "play" of different dramatic scenes and styles.  The catch is, all the scenes were made up of lyrics from famous pop songs of today.  There was a Tennessee Williams-style scene using Ke$ha lyrics, and a 1960s love affair scene using Justin Bieber lyrics.  You can imagine how hilarious a sexy, breathy "Put your tooth under your pillow case" would be.

The original cast was Amy Vorpahl, Brandon Olive, Blake Walker, Josh Covitt, and Johanna Parker. Due to the success of the play, Koda Pictures production company (Brandon Olive, Harry Frishberg and Max Frishberg) shot a scene from this play, and shopped it around to studios. This year, Warner Music Group picked it up as a web series with the new name "Staged," including all the original cast (plus special guests) and will begin to air episodes this spring!

See the full article here
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_blog/2012/03/warner-music-generation-y-youtube.html