(Maggie) discovered her love of performing as a gymnast in a DANIELLE NICOLET small Ohio town. When gymnastics moved her to California, her teenage dream to become an actress came with her. That ambitious and competitive spirit soon landed her a place in television history as Caryn, on the Emmy award-winning NBC sitcom Rock from the ““3rd Sun.” That show was the launch pad for what would become a stellar TV career. Nicolet has starred in the series Time Around,” Starter Wife,” “Second “Heartland,” “The “Family Tools” and Game.” In addition, she has guest-starred on more than 20 other series. “The She has also busied herself with films, including starring with Academy Award winner Cuba Gooding, Jr. in the sci-fi thriller Clock,” and in the relationship comedy “Ticking “Marry Me,” alongside Lucy Liu. Entertainment Weekly has named her we love to watch” and Star “Star “Breakout of the Network.” Currently Nicolet can be found making audiences laugh as the Jenna, the hilarious title character of the hit TV comedy Again Virgin.” “Born THE FILMMAKERS RAWSON MARSHALL THURBER (Director/Screenplay) was born in San Francisco and raised in the East Bay, in Orinda, California. He graduated cum laude with departmental honors from Union College in Schenectady, New York, with a BA in English and Theater Arts. He went on to earn an MFA in producing from the Peter Stark Program at the University of Southern California. Shortly after graduation, he wrote and directed the short film Tate, Office “Terry Linebacker,” which was accepted to the Sundance Film Festival in 2001 and soon became a much-heralded Super Bowl commercial, also written and directed by Thurber, which won advertising’s highest honor: the Golden Lion Award at Cannes. The groundbreaking spot is continually ranked as one of the top three Super Bowl commercials of all time. Thurber then directed his first feature screenplay, the 2004 hit comedy A “Dodgeball: True Underdog Story,” starring Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn, which opened as the number one film in America and went on to make $167 million worldwide a tremendous feat for a – first-time writer/director. Following that success, Thurber approached Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Chabon, of
DANIELLE NICOLET (Maggie) discovered her love of performing as a gymnast in a small Ohio town. When gymnastics moved her to California, her teenage dream to become an actress came with her. That ambitious and competitive spirit soon landed her a place in television history as Caryn, on the Emmy award-winning NBC sitcom ““3rd Rock from the Sun.” That show was the launch pad for what would become a stellar TV career. Nicolet has starred in the series “Second Time Around,” “Heartland,” “The Starter Wife,” “Family Tools” and “The Game.” In addition, she has guest-starred on more than 20 other series. She has also busied herself with films, including starring with Academy Award winner Cuba Gooding, Jr. in the sci-fi thriller “Ticking Clock,” and in the relationship comedy “Marry Me,” alongside Lucy Liu. Entertainment Weekly has named her “Star we love to watch” and “Breakout Star of the Network.” Currently Nicolet can be found making audiences laugh as the Jenna, the hilarious title character of the hit TV comedy “Born Again Virgin.” THE FILMMAKERS RAWSON MARSHALL THURBER (Director/Screenplay) was born in San Francisco and raised in the East Bay, in Orinda, California. He graduated cum laude with departmental honors from Union College in Schenectady, New York, with a BA in English and Theater Arts. He went on to earn an MFA in producing from the Peter Stark Program at the University of Southern California. Shortly after graduation, he wrote and directed the short film “Terry Tate, Office Linebacker,” which was accepted to the Sundance Film Festival in 2001 and soon became a much-heralded Super Bowl commercial, also written and directed by Thurber, which won advertising’s highest honor: the Golden Lion Award at Cannes. The groundbreaking spot is continually ranked as one of the top three Super Bowl commercials of all time. Thurber then directed his first feature screenplay, the 2004 hit comedy “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story,” starring Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn, which opened as the number one film in America and went on to make $167 million worldwide – a tremendous feat for a first-time writer/director. Following that success, Thurber approached Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Chabon, of
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