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Amanda Goodfried

2007-06-19T05:56:54Z

69.237.149.176:

{{Crew
| name = Amanda Goodfried
| image = Amanda Goodfried .jpg
| first = [[What's A Date?]]
| role = [[The Creators|creator]], producer, answers e-mails to Bree
| age = 28
| birthday =
| myspace = amandagoodfried
| IMDB =
| character = [[Lucy]]
| execprod =
| producer = yes
| vidplay = yes
| story = yes
| camera =
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| color = Orange
}}
'''Amanda Solomon Goodfried''' is the Supervising Producer of Lonelygirl15. In this capacity, she oversees all aspects of physical production including location scouting, cast and crew scheduling, set design, props, and line production. She also runs the Interactive Department taking responsibility for in-character chat/forum, youtube and myspace pages, and live events. Prior to joining Lonelygirl15, Amanda, an attorney, worked in the business affairs department at the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) in Beverly Hills, a Hollywood talent agency.

Amanda received a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California at Berkeley and a J.D. from the University of Miami. Prior to working at CAA, she was an agent trainee at Abrams Artists Agency, and worked at several production companies and in the LA County District Attorney’s Office. She is married to [[Greg Goodfried]], an Executive Producer of Lonelygirl15 and Founder/Co-President of Telegraph Ave. Productions.

Comments on the MySpace wall of Amanda from the band [[The Jane Doe's]] were discovered by fans who concluded that she helped the band get their song in the [[Swimming!]] video.

[[Image:Lucy The Human Ransom.JPG|thumb|120px|left|Amanda Goodfried as "Lucy" in episode [[The Human Ransom]].]]
It was revealed by Wired Magazine, that Amanda was brought on to the project to portray [[Bree]] online. The Creators felt that they needed a female to type responses as Bree, and knew that they could trust Amanda. When users send e-mail or send messages to Bree on YouTube or MySpace, it is usually Amanda who responds. This is how the connection to Creative Artists Agency was made. Amanda responded to messages while at work and the IP address of CAA was discovered within one of these messages.

Amanda has received credit for helping write the story since the video [[Bree The Cookie Monster]]. She was briefly a leading suspect for the role of [[Lucy]], but this speculation was dropped after it was revealed that Lucy was played by [[Cameos#Jessi Williams|Jessi Williams]].

However, after the release of [[The Human Ransom]], Amanda was credited for the role of [[Lucy]] in that video as well as for [[On The Run]]. Amanda began playing Lucy in On The Run.

It was also later revealed that the actress portraying [[Jules]] was Amanda's sister, [[Shannon Solomon]]. Additionaly, the actress that portrayed [[Bree's mom]], [[Cameos#Allison Probert|Allison Probert]], is believed to be Amanda's cousin.

In addition to her role as producer and head of interactivity on lonelygirl15, Amanda is the writer, director, editor, and producer of the [[Nikki Bower]] videos.

{{CrewIndex}}

Down The Rabbit Hole: The Hunt For Bree

2007-03-21T06:58:29Z

69.237.153.15: /* The CAA Connection */

[[Image:Lazyeye.jpg|thumb|200px|Who's that girl?]]

In the summer of 2006, as the Lonelygirl15 [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|video series]] gained popularity on [[YouTube]], a growing collection of fans became obsessed with cracking the mystery of lonelygirl15. The Hunt for Bree became a major internet phenomenon that captured the attention of many YouTubers and was heavily covered in the mainstream media.

==Early Suspicions==
By the time the [[First Blog / Dorkiness Prevails|first lonelygirl15 vlog]] appeared on YouTube on June 16, [[Bree]] had already developed a large fan base. Two videos had been posted to her account, [[YouTubers Secret Language]] and [[Paytotheorderofofof vs. Dinosaur]], which included references to many popular YouTubers at the time. By friending popular users, such as Paytotheorderofofof and The Wine Kone, and subscribing to hundreds of channels, Bree quickly attracted fans.

[[Image:Doubter.jpg|thumb|200px|The first doubt|left]]

Suspicions that Bree was something other than a 16-year-old homeschooler began almost immediately. In the comments of Bree's first video, some users already questioned whether she was really 16.

More suspicions quickly arose around lonelygirl15. The editing in her videos was distinctive. While most [[vlog|vloggers]] would record one long take and post it without much editing, Bree's videos consisted of dozens of short takes. While not outside the technical capabilities of a smart high schooler, the process seemed unnecessarily time consuming.

Others noted that Bree's video blog was unusually well-lighted. It appeared that Bree employed a technique called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fill_light fill lighting] to provide illumination on the part of her face that was in shadows. Still others cited Bree's striking good looks, flawless complexion and distinctive [[Breebrows|eyebrows]] as suspicious.

==Is That a... Story Arc?==
As the series developed, many fans noted that lonelygirl15's videos appeared to have a plot. This alleged storyboarding suggested that lonelygirl15 was working off a script. The videos were more episodic and on-point than most vloggers at the time.

*[[School Work in Summer... BLECHH!!!|School Work in Summer...]] -- establishes Bree's protective parents
*[[The Danielbeast]] -- introduces Bree's geeky editor, [[Daniel]].
*[[Grillz feat. Danielbeast, LG15, P. Monkey, and O'n.| Grillz]] -- shows the two having fun together.
*[[My Parents Suck...]] -- introduces the conflict between parents and Daniel.
*[[Daniel Responds]] -- a soliloquy from Daniel.
*[[Daniel Returns, and More Interesting Factoids (Yay!)|Daniel Returns]] -- the story arc resolves.

Throughout the series, similar sequences of events have unfolded. The technique was described by [[Brian Flemming]] as a video adaptation of the Epistolary Novel.

==Enter Bukanator: An Over-Eager Fan==
Amid the comments of Bree's very first video, a YouTube user named [[Bukanator]] commented, "This is wonderful." Bukanator responded favorably to every early video Bree posted, at times defending Bree from critical comments. Bukanator was supposedly a 38-year-old software engineer from San Francisco.

After less than a month of videos, on July 16th, Bukanator announced in the comments of YouTube that he had created a fan site for Bree at [[lonelygirl15.com]]. As Bukanator was supposedly a 38-year-old man, this struck many people as very strange and inappropriate behavior. The site contained a blog of all the videos as well as a [[phorum|forum]] for discussion, which seemed unnecessary since lonelygirl15 had posted relatively few videos at this point. On July 19, the blog Liquid Generation reported that YouTube users looked up the site registration of lonelygirl15.com.

A search in a WHOIS directory revealed that the site had been registered on May 12, 2006, along with lonelygirl15.org and lonelygirl15.net. Since Bree had not posted her first video until May 24 and her first vlog until June 16, it was impossible for a random fan to have registered the site that early. The site had been registered through DomainsByProxy, the default proxy registration site of [http://www.godaddy.com/ GoDaddy.com].

When confronted about this discrepancy, Bukanator claimed that Daniel had registered the site. Daniel then claimed in YouTube comments that he had been teasing Bree about how she was going to be a famous vlogger, and he registered the site as a joke. He further claimed that Bukanator had e-mailed him about starting a fan site and so he let him use lonelygirl15.com.

Virtually nobody believed the story. On July 20th, YouTube user [[gohepcat]] became the first to post a video listing arguments that lonelygirl15 was fake, citing the fan site registration, the story arc, the use of fill-lighting and the odd fact that Daniel is allowed in Bree's bedroom with the door closed.

==Crowley: An Unlikely Icon==
[[Image:Crowleyshrine.jpg|thumb|200px|Thelemite? Seriously?]]

In the video, [[What Did Daniel and Dad Talk About?]], posted on YouTube on August 6, 2006, Daniel begins lighting candles around Bree's room. When he walks to Bree's bookshelf, the image above the candles is briefly, but clearly shown on camera. Bree scolds Daniel when he attempts to light the candles. Viewers of the video on YouTube quickly identified the image as [[Aleister Crowley]].

Bree had mentioned in previous videos that her parent's were strictly [[Bree's religion|religious]]. In the comments to her videos on YouTube she went so far as to identify her religion as non-Christian, but claimed reluctance to share more information as she suspected viewers would not be kind. Only a very small number of viewers had seen the YouTube comment that Bree was not Christian, so the Crowley picture was extremely surprising.

Within days, a video called [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K66l7DRUHBE Lonelygirl15 is a Satanist] appeared on YouTube inaccurately linking Crowley to Satanism and Adolf Hitler. The video went on to claim that lonelygirl15 was a promotion for museumofhoaxes.com, the first of many wildly inaccurate theories on the production.

A thread on Bree's religion became the first active thread at lonelygirl15.com's phorum. Over the course of the next few weeks hundreds of fans registered at the forum and the frenzied posting and media storm which eventually led to Bree's outing began.

==In the Eye of the Media Storm==
With the appearance of Aleister Crowley, the suspicion about the Web site, and the growing amount of media attention, beginning with [[Virginia Heffernan]]'s late July blog, the search for lonelygirl reached a frenzy in mid-August. Beginning with [[HyeMew]] on Aug. 7, first dozens and soon hundreds of fans registered at the phorum and began attempts to solve the mystery.

Fans were led astray by a number of red-herring theories. For a long-period of time, many believed that film-maker [[Brian Flemming]] who had written about LG in his blog was the main suspect, and that the videos were part of an upcoming movie. Many suspected that the project was viral-marketing for a Hollywood film, such as an upcoming film [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0409138/ Pattern Recognition] based on a novel that has similarities to the lonelygirl15 production. Upcoming horror movies were also suspects, such as The Grudge II.

As new theories surfaced, journalists like [[Jon Fine]], [[Richard Rushfield]] and [[Virginia Heffernan]] raced to get denials from accused parties. A number of actresses were falsely identified as Bree, despite sometimes bearing only the vaguest resemblance, including several actresses known to Brian Flemming, several small-time actresses on MySpace, and even the well-known British actress Jodi Albert. Users such as [[T]] and Bree's top on MySpace, also caused diversions.

Despite the abundance of false theories, information about the videos was slowly discovered:
*On August 28, poster [[Flwright]], an architect, opined from the appearance of the rooms that the videos were filmed in apartment buildings instead of detached single family housing, suggesting that the videos were an amateur production.
*On August 29 a report of a botanist that the [[My Parents... Let Us Go Hiking!!!|Hiking video]] had likely taken place in central to southern California was posted. This was the first concrete evidentiary link to California.
*On August 30, a mysterious poster known as Curious Botanist also linked the flora in the new [[Swimming!|Swimming video]] to southern California.
*On September 1, poster scdgoofy uncovered that [[Kenneth Goodfried]], an attorney in Encino, California, had filed to register lonelygirl15 as a trademark on August 21, 2006.

Users also discovered that in several videos Daniel was holding contemporary magazines, and that the calendar in [[Bree's bedroom|Bree's room]], which was widely available at Target, displayed the correct month, establishing that the videos were likely filmed in real time. [[Purple Monkey]], [[Owen]], and many of the items in Bree's room were also found to be available at Target.

Journalists and bloggers wrote about each discovery, and as the phenomenon grew, the phorum became increasingly unreadable. Members of the phorum and the media, many who were spending their entire days trying to unearth clues became increasingly frustrated.

==The Rise of the Phorum 3==
Toward the end of August, a group of users decided that the phorum was compromised and that further attempts to discover Bree's identity would require plotting outside of the phorum. A group of 6 phorum members exchanged Instant Messenger contacts and developed a plot to capture Bree's IP address. The group eventually became known as the [[Phorum 3]] as their numbers dwindled.

One member of the original 6 immediately notified Bree and Daniel of the trap, which he felt went too far on the off-chance that these were real teenagers. Another member refused to participate, feeling that the IP trapping crossed a line. The Phorum 3, led by a poster named [[Jessica]] nevertheless acquired an IP address they believed to be Bree's. By utilizing [[SharpDressedMan]]'s trace-route software from various parts of the world, the Phorum 3 believed they had located Bree. But the IP they had caught was resolved to AOL, and the actual location of the internet user posing as Bree could have been anywhere in California, with root servers in Mountain View.

On an Aug. 31 post, Jessica said that the IP address pointed to Mountain View, California, which she incorrectly believed was the same as San Mateo. Jessica suggested that the most likely explanation for Bree's videos was that they were created by [[YouTube]] itself, which is based in San Mateo.

Although her theory was completely incorrect, it was cited in several media outlets as likely. Also on Aug. 31, [[Jon Fine]] of Business Week, [http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/FineOnMedia/archives/2006/08/lonelygirl15_co.html published his theory] that lonelygirl15 was "created by a small coterie of creative types." Fine's article used only anonymous sources, and it is unknown how much he actually knew. The noise generated from the Phorum 3's false theory, nevertheless drowned out Fine's correct theory.

The phorum descended into chaos as users argued about the accusations made against YouTube. Starting on Sept. 4, posters began to abandon the phorum and relocated to a new fan site known as [[The Children of Anchor Cove|Alissa's Lonelygirl phorum]]. Within a few days, the phorum was empty, and was soon replaced by a new PHPbb supported forum.

==The CAA Connection==
As the YouTube theory unraveled, Phorum 3 member [[Shaina Wedmedyk]] secretly set-up a new trap, using a newly created [[MySpace]] page. This was the tactic that had been used before, but undisclosed on the forums so as to not alert Bree et al. to their ways. On the MySpace page she layed a tracker which would record the IP address of anyone who visited. Claiming to be a 17-year-old boy named Seth, she sent a message to Bree's MySpace account enticing her to visit the profile. Within a couple days, Bree sent a message in reply. The only person who had visited the page within hours of that message being sent had an IP address tracing to the [[Creative Artists Agency]] in Beverly Hills, one of the biggest talent agencies in Hollywood. It was later confirmed that Amanda Goodfried, the online voice of Bree, worked in the Business Affairs department at CAA and had been sending messages while at work.

The Phorum 3, having previously spoken with Richard Rushfield because of their findings of Mountain View, went to him again with their discovery. [[Shaina Wedmedyk]] reportedly spent the early morning hours of Sept. 3rd explaining her clear-cut findings to Rushfield during her first week of college. Rushfield presumably e-mailed lonelygirl15 for comment. Nobody replied to Rushfield, but on the evening of Sept. 7, [[A Message From The Creators]] appeared on the now-abandoned lonelygirl15.com Web site. The message included little information, beyond saying that lonelygirl15 was a small production. Presumably [[the Creators]] had been tipped off that the story was ready to break, and decided to come clean. A few hours later, Rushfield's story appeared on the LA Times Web site, linking the production to the Creative Artists Agency. The story was quickly spread by other media outlets, many fans were unhappy with the Creators message, and some early fans lost interest. But the uproar attracted a new generation of fans to the series, and the hunt for Bree, who remained unidentified, continued.

==The Final Nail==
The [[A Message From The Creators|Message From The Creators]], which was supposed to have drawn fans away from their hunt for Bree's true identity, only intensified the search. Pictures of Bree appeared in newspapers and blogs across the world. The final nail in the coffin, came from a Sept. 9 post on the blog TMZ.com, [http://www.tmz.com/2006/09/09/lonelygirl15-aint-so-lonely-anymore lonelygirl15 aint so lonely anymore]. TMZ claimed to know the hilarious secret behind the series, but never explained what that secret was.

The celebrity-obsessed crowd at TMZ was not interested in anything except drunken actors like Mel Gibson or Paris Hilton. On Sept. 10, at approximately 1:30 a.m., a user named Jeremy made the following post on TMZ.com:

<pre>
31. wow i cant believe tmz would put this on the front page, thats PUKE!.. i think ive seen
this chick before on myspace through a friend heres her link
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=21355632

although its set on private... AH YEAH! = (

Posted at 1:31AM on Sep 10th 2006 by Jeremy
</pre>

The link provided linked to the MySpace profile of "[[Jessica Lee Rose|Jess Rose]]", but the profile was set on private, and the profile picture was only of someone's mouth.

At 1:16 a.m. Eastern Time, on Sept. 12, a poster at [[The Children of Anchor Cove]] fan site known only as Ennovi, used Google Cache to find an old version of the MySpace profile which included the information that Jessica Rose was a 19-year-old aspiring actress from New Zealand, who had set her profile private shortly before the lonelygirl15 series began. Throughout the day, more pictures of Jessica Rose were discovered.

Later that day the Silicon Valley Watcher blog discovered pictures of Jess Rose on Google that linked to the Clyne Management agency in New Zealand. YouTube user mgpapas, discovered a cached version of Jess Rose's photobucket account and quickly posted a [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU8iYeAzL1U montage of the pictures] on YouTube. Both mgpapas and Silicon Valley Watcher claimed full-credit for discovering Bree's identity, even though what they really found were simply additional pictures.

By the evening of Sept. 12, Virginia Heffernan had published photos of Bree, and fleshed out details of the story received from an interview with [[Grant Steinfeld]]. [[Richard Rushfield]] at the Los Angeles Times, also published the first interview with [[The Creators]] where they revealed themselves as [[Miles Beckett]], [[Mesh Flinders]], and [[Greg Goodfried]]. For the next several days, the cast and crew appeared in numerous television interviews.

By Sept. 13, [[Yousef Abu-Taleb]] was also identified and appeared in a number of television interviews.

While some fans who only cared about the mystery behind the series lost interest, a new generation of fans found the lonelygirl15 story and fell for Bree, became entangled in the mysteries, obsessed over fans twists, such as [[Cassieiswatching]], and joined the community at the lonelygirl15.com Web site.

Throughout the hunt, the [[Breeniverse]] was relatively undisturbed by the developing news. Later in the day on Sept. 13 the video [[In The Park]] appeared. The secret was out. The hunt for Bree was over, but the story of Bree continued.

==References==

[[Category:Behind the scenes]]

The Unthinkable Happened

2007-01-22T02:07:23Z

69.237.144.171: /* Notes */

{{Blog3
|name = The Unthinkable Happened
|number = 108
|image = Breesdad.JPG
|caption = Bree's Dad has been caught up in [[cap]] fever
|blogger = Daniel
|date = December 31st, 2006
|url = [http://www.lonelygirl15.com/?p=144 lonelygirl15.com]
|description = Daniel here (yeah, yeah on Bree's account... and I put a freeze frame of her so you'd watch... it's important). We caught up to Bree... well... just watch.
|tags = [[LG15]] [[lonelygirl15]] [[daniel]] [[danielbeast]] [[dad]] [[bree]] [[deacon]] [[lucy]] [[order]] [[jonas]] [[jonastko]]


| execprod =
| producers =
| directors =
| camera =
| vidplay =
| story =
| editor =
| song = To Thee We Sing (Rachmaninov) by [http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/kyivchamber-praiselord/ Kyiv Chamber Choir]


| character2 = Jonas
| actor2 = Jackson Davis
| character1 = Daniel
| actor1 = Yousef Abu-Taleb
| character3 = Bree
| actor3 = Jessica Lee Rose
| character4 = Bree's Dad
| actor4 = Unknown


| Previous = Roadtrip
| Next = Bree's Dad Is Dead
}}
'''The Unthinkable Happened''' is the one hundred eighth video in the Lonelygirl15 [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|video series]]. Jonas and Daniel catch up with Bree.

==Transcript==
(''Jonas and Daniel are sitting in a car. The camera is pointed at Jonas, who is in the driver's seat.'')

'''Daniel:''' Woah...

'''Jonas:''' You know what, man, I gotta say that in...you know, your guys's videos, you make this shit seem... fun?

(''Daniel and Jonas laugh. The camera turns to Daniel's face.'')

'''Daniel:''' Oh yeah.

(''Jonas leans in, towards the camera, and makes a strange noise. The camera turns towards Daniel.'')

'''Daniel:''' What're you doing?

'''Jonas:''' I don't know man, I'm just so frickin' bored. You know, we should've got coffee or donuts, on a stakeout you're supposed to have donuts, right? Isn't that--?

(''Daniel laughs, and the camera turns back to Jonas.'')

'''Jonas:''' At least we'd have something to eat.

'''Daniel:''' We need some donuts, man.

'''Jonas:''' Do you think that we're gonna make it back by New Year's?

'''Daniel:''' You got a--you got a party to go to?

'''Jonas:''' No, I don't have a party, but I, you know, I like the song.

(''Jonas hums "Auld Lang Syne", and Daniel laughs.'')

'''Jonas:''' I bet she knows. Last year, I, uhh, put on a Santa hat--

'''Daniel:''' Yeah?

'''Jonas:''' --and uhh, I think my left sock, and I skated around my buddy's--

(''Daniel laughs.'')

'''Daniel:''' (''Still laughing'') Shut up, dude. Seriously.

'''Jonas:''' The police showed up. I swear man. Look, I am not lying. I would not lie about--

'''Daniel:''' Oh shit!

(''The camera shows Bree and her father leaving a building. They sit at a table outside. The camera shows the side of Jonas's head.'')

'''Jonas:''' Let's just go get her. She's right there. Let's go get--

'''Daniel:''' Wait! Dude, they're talking. Hang on.

(''The camera turns back to Bree and her father.'')

'''Jonas:''' Why? Who's she--

'''Daniel:''' That's her dad, man. He looks freaked out. Can't just...barge in there.

(''The camera is now looking out the windshield, as Jonas drives after them.'')

'''Daniel:''' Okay, so, Bree and her dad-- They just jumped in the car, they took off. I just want to find out where they're going.

(The camera shows the side of Jonas's head.'')

'''Jonas:''' Do you even know where we are right now?

'''Daniel:''' No. No I--

'''Jonas:''' I have no idea where we are. You sure that that's her dad? I mean--

'''Daniel:''' That's her dad!

'''Jonas:''' (''muttering'') God dammit.

(''The camera shows the car Bree and her father are in again. Cut to the car going around a parking garage. The car drives around. The camera shows Jonas.'')

'''Daniel:''' Where are they going?

(''The camera shows the car driving a little more. Cut to the car parked near the roof.'')

'''Daniel:''' Okay, There's their car.

'''Jonas:''' Cool. Good.

'''Daniel:''' Now we just gotta wait.

'''Jonas:''' Wait?

'''Daniel:''' Yeah.

(''The camera shows Daniel.'')

'''Daniel:''' Yeah, so, we're just sitting around now.

(''The camera sees Bree and her father walking towards their car. A car pulls between them and their car. The camera begins shaking as Daniel and Jonas run towards them. Two people get out of the car, and move towards Bree's father.'')

'''Daniel:''' Bree!

(''To Thee We Sing (Rachmaninov) by [http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/kyivchamber-praiselord/ Kyiv Chamber Choir] plays. Bree runs into Daniel's arms, they turn around, and run back to Jonas's car. A gunshot is heard. Bree screams. The camera turns towards Daniel, who is dragging Bree. All three get into the car.'')

'''Daniel:''' Go, go, go, go!

(''The car drives out of the parking garage, and the screen turns white.'')

==Notes==
*What actually happened in this episode ignited much speculation. See [[What unthinkable happened?]] for an attempt at a logical reconstruction from what we know.
*Due to the poor lighting in the garage, and the constant camera movement in the last scene, it is unclear who was shot.
*When you look out the window of Jonas's car, there is a man near the scene of the incident standing on his own, and it looks like he's wearing the hat that Bree's dad was wearing, so it's possible that Bree's dad wasn't shot.
*After the video ends, what happened is left open. People are speculating that Bree was shot at. Before the shot, Bree is running away with Daniel quickly and looks as though she's fine. After the shot is heard, Bree looks like she's drooping over as if she was the one that was shot. You can also hear a scream if you listen closely.
*In the video by Brother, he is aiming at Gemma's heart, presumably to shoot her, it could be assumed that it was Brother shooting Gemma, and that it was Gemma screaming instead of Bree.
*On YouTube only, for a fraction of a second, there is a still of Bree with tears in her eyes (taken from [[My Difficult Decision]]) at the exact middle of the episode. Videos on YouTube are represented by a thumbnail of the image from their exact middle; therefore, this image of Bree crying is the episode's YouTube thumbnail, although the viewer probably does not consciously see the image while watching the episode.
*On Revver, the description is only the last sentence of the YouTube description. ("We caught up to Bree... well... just watch.")
*Just as Daniel and Jonas get out of the car, there is a faint thumping sound, which could be heard as a helicopter, possibly belonging to the order. The sound then dies away to make way for the backing music.
*Supposedly [[Lucy]] and [[Deacon (individual)|the Deacon]] appeared in this episode, but because of the shaky camera they were not identified.
*The garage scene was shot at a Westfield shopping center.

Amanda Goodfried

2006-11-18T20:56:44Z

69.237.150.246:

'''Amanda Solomon Goodfried''' is married to Greg Goodfried. She is a lawyer and former employee of [[Creative Artists Agency]]. She is currently a producer on the show. Comments on the MySpace wall of Amanda from the band [[The Jane Doe's]] were discovered by fans who concluded that she helped the band get their song in the [[Swimming!]] video.
[[Category:Cast and crew]]

Amanda Goodfried

2006-11-17T01:40:20Z

69.237.150.246:

'''Amanda Solomon Goodfried''' is the wife of Greg Goodfried. She is a lawyer and former employee of [[Creative Artists Agency]]. She is currently a producer on the show. Comments on the MySpace wall of Amanda from the band [[The Jane Doe's]] were discovered by fans who concluded that she helped the band get their song in the [[Swimming!]] video.
[[Category:Cast and crew]]

Amanda Goodfried

2006-11-17T01:39:58Z

69.237.150.246:

'''Amanda Solomon Goodfried''' is a lawyer and wife of Greg Goodfried. She is a former employee of [[Creative Artists Agency]]. She is currently a producer on the show. Comments on the MySpace wall of Amanda from the band [[The Jane Doe's]] were discovered by fans who concluded that she helped the band get their song in the [[Swimming!]] video.
[[Category:Cast and crew]]

Amanda Goodfried

2006-11-16T17:52:34Z

69.237.150.246:

'''Amanda Solomon Goodfried''' is a lawyer and wife of [[Greg Goodfried]. She is a former employee of [[Creative Artists Agency]]. She is currently a producer on the show. Comments on the MySpace wall of Amanda from the band [[The Jane Doe's]] were discovered by fans who concluded that she helped the band get their song in the [[Swimming!]] video.
[[Category:Cast and crew]]