| Основная информация Дата рождения: 7 Февраля 1978 Пол: Мужской Семейное положение: женат Контакты Город: New York City VK: ashton13 | |
| Личные интересы О себе: After participating as a modeling contestant in an IMTA competition (losing to Josh Duhamel) in 1998, I signed with the Next modeling agency in New York, appeared in ads for Calvin Klein, modeled in Paris and Milan, and appeared in a Pizza Hut commercial After some success in modeling, I moved to Los Angeles and, after my first audition, was cast as Michael Kelso in the television series That '70s Show, which debuted in 1998 and ended in 2006. I was cast in a series of film roles; although he auditioned but was not cast for the role of Danny Walker in Pearl Harbor (2001), I starred in several comedy films, including Dude, Where's My Car? (2000), Just Married (2003), and Guess Who (2005). I briefly appeared in the 2004 family film, Cheaper By The Dozen, playing a self-obsessed actor. My 2004 film The Butterfly Effect was an unusually dramatic role for me, playing a conflicted young man who fell in love with a girl called Kayleigh; the film received mixed to negative reviews, but was a box-office success In 2003, I produced and starred in my own series on MTV's Punk'd as the host. The series involved various hidden camera tricks performed on celebrities. I am also an executive producer of the reality television shows Beauty and the Geek, Adventures in Hollyhood (based around the rap group Three 6 Mafia), and The Real Wedding Crashers and the game show Opportunity Knocks. Many of my production credits, including Punk'd, come through Katalyst Films, a production company he runs with partner Jason Goldberg. Because of scheduling conflicts with the filming of The Guardian, Ashton was forced not to renew my contract for the eighth and final season of That 70s Show, although he did appear in the first four episodes of it (credited as a special guest star) and returned for the show's series finale. I was part of the management team for Ooma, a tech start-up launched in September 2007. Ooma is in the Voice over Internet Protocol business and Ashton's role was as Creative Director. I was spearheading a marketing campaign and producing viral videos to promote this service. I have also created an interactive arm of Katalyst called Katalyst Media with my partner from Katalyst Films, Jason Goldberg. Our first site is the animated cartoon Blah Girls. Ooma revamped its sales and marketing strategy with a new management team in the summer of 2008, replacing me as their creative director. Rich Buchanan, from Sling Media, became Ooma's Chief Marketing Officer. |