Lonelygirl15 Outside Projects

The Cast and Crew of Lonelygirl15 have been involved in Outside projects during their careers. This page chronicles some of the more notable projects that have been worked on.

American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile

American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile is a movie in the "American Pie" franchise in while Melanie Merkosky played the role of Natalie, a friend of the female lead, Tracy (Jessy Schram). Natalie advises Tracy to revoke the "guilt free weekend pass" that she has given her boyfriend Erik (John White) to have sex with another girl to get the drive out pf his system. To help promote the movie, Melanie did a Maxim shoot as Natalie with some of her other female co-stars.

Animal Life

Blood Cell

Blood Cell is an internet horror-thriller produced by 60Frames, starring Jessica Lee Rose as Julia, a girl who receives a video message from her best friend Susan: "I've been kidnapped... you can't call the police... and don't turn off your cell phone. He'll kill me if you do... just wait for my next call and I'll..." and as the shadowed figure of a dark, ominous man fills the frame, Susan screams and the message cuts out. Confused, Julia receives a text message from the kidnapper that if her cell phone dies, so will her friend. Julia must rescue Susan and avoid meeting a gruesome fate herself.

The Book of Daniel

Cold Case

The CSI Franchise

The CSI Franchise is comprised of three popular television series currently aired on CBS. Marcello Daciano, a writer and director for Lonlygirl15, has directed episodes of CSI: Miami, Jackson Davis, Sean Vincent Biggins, and Jos Viramontes have appeared on CSI: New York, and Becki Kregoski appeared on the original CSI. Recently, EQAL has signed a contract with CBS to to help create unique extensions of CBS shows for the Web, including the CSI franchise, one of the deal's main focuses.

Dearly Beloved

Dearly Beloved is a short film starring Jessica Lee Rose, who plays Bree in lonelygirl15. She plays a woman who marries a man whom she has a bad relationship with, Her older self goes back in time to her wedding day to try to stop the marriage. The film deals with the question of "If you could change the past, would you? Should you?" It was produced and directed by Leah Salvesen while she was a student at the New Zealand Film Academy in 2004.

Family of Four

Greek

Greek is a TV show which premiered on ABC Family in the spring of 2007, in which Jessica Lee Rose had a small role. It is about, among other things, a geeky college student joining a fraternity. In the episode "Separation Anxiety", LG15 is referenced when the character Casey tells her brother, Rusty (who dates Jessica Rose's character) "We're a sorority, not a secret society." It was also referenced when Jessica Rose's character described her roommate as "on the internet all day talking to her web cam. It's like living with lonelygirl15."

Grey's Anatomy

Help Me Help You

Heroes

House M.D.

In The Deep

Jessica Portraying The Girlfriend In "In the Deep"

"In The Deep" is a short film produced and directed by Kevin Schlanser at the New York Film Academy that stars Jessica Lee Rose as a young woman struggling through the progression of a relationship to a startling conclusion. The film can be seen on YouTube.

In The Deep on YouTube

In Tune

Jackson Davis shows some skin (as usual) in the In Tune trailer

In Tune is a web-based soap opera, presented in 5-7 minute episodes, about a group of friends who work at a record store. Jackson Davis plays Dean, one of these friends.

While there was some "web buzz" about the show throughout 2006, and the trailer appears on Jackson Davis's Myspace page, the show seems to, as of yet, remain unreleased.

Law and Order

Misperpetual Motion

On Bloody Sunday

Perfect Sport

Pond

Before lonelygirl15's Mesh Flinders introduced us to Bree, he gave us the story of Ana, another quirky girl who set out to solve a mystery with an unusual new friend.

Pond is a short film written and directed by Mesh Flinders in 2004, and starring John Klemantaski and Rachel Seiferth. The Pond screenplay won the Panavision Young Writer's award in 2004, and the film has played at numerous film festivals, including the New York Short Film Festival in 2006.

Quarterlife

Runaway

The Relationship Theorem

The Rhapsody

Sammmeeeees

Shay & Stay From Planet Sun