Brock Cuchna (born September 7, 1979) is an American actor known for his portrayal of Paul Cramer on the ABC soap opera One Life to Live from 2003 to 2004.
Early life
Cuchna graduated from Downers Grove North High School in 1997, and from the University of Notre Dame in 2001.
Career
Cuchna first appeared as Paul on One Life to Live on October 3, 2003; he had auditioned for the role of River Carpenter, but that role went to Matthew Twining and Cuchna was cast as Paul soon after. Cuchna crossed over to ABC's All My Children multiple times in the role for a storyline involving both series. His last airdate on One Life to Live was March 10, 2004. Cuchna's successor in the role was Daytime Emmy-winning actor David Tom, real-life brother to actress Heather Tom, who portrayed Paul's sister Kelly Cramer in the series.
Roles
*State of Georgia.... Georgia's Ex-Boyfriend (2011)
*Grey's Anatomy: "Here's to the Future" .... Recruiting Clerk (2009)
*Trailer Park of Terror .... Aaron (2008)
*Mystery Woman: Redemption .... Young Jim Wolfe (2006)
*Raw Footage .... Kevin (2005)
*House of Grimm (2005)
*Jack & Bobby: "The Kindness of Strangers" .... Cop (2004)
*Gilmore Girls: "Luke Can See Her Face" .... Student (2004)
*All My Children .... Paul Cramer (December 30, 2003 - February 27, 2004)
*One Life to Live .... Paul Cramer (October 3, 2003- March 10, 2004)
Early life
Cuchna graduated from Downers Grove North High School in 1997, and from the University of Notre Dame in 2001.
Career
Cuchna first appeared as Paul on One Life to Live on October 3, 2003; he had auditioned for the role of River Carpenter, but that role went to Matthew Twining and Cuchna was cast as Paul soon after. Cuchna crossed over to ABC's All My Children multiple times in the role for a storyline involving both series. His last airdate on One Life to Live was March 10, 2004. Cuchna's successor in the role was Daytime Emmy-winning actor David Tom, real-life brother to actress Heather Tom, who portrayed Paul's sister Kelly Cramer in the series.
Roles
*State of Georgia.... Georgia's Ex-Boyfriend (2011)
*Grey's Anatomy: "Here's to the Future" .... Recruiting Clerk (2009)
*Trailer Park of Terror .... Aaron (2008)
*Mystery Woman: Redemption .... Young Jim Wolfe (2006)
*Raw Footage .... Kevin (2005)
*House of Grimm (2005)
*Jack & Bobby: "The Kindness of Strangers" .... Cop (2004)
*Gilmore Girls: "Luke Can See Her Face" .... Student (2004)
*All My Children .... Paul Cramer (December 30, 2003 - February 27, 2004)
*One Life to Live .... Paul Cramer (October 3, 2003- March 10, 2004)
Matthew Twining (born September 23, 1981 in La Jolla, California) is an American actor and musician, best known as the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist in the American rock band, Level with Timothy Norris. They released their first album "Simplexity" in 2004. In later years, he played with One Day As A Lion, (Odaal), which he founded, alongside drummer Robby Altschuller and bassist Philip Ellis. He has a brother named Gabe.
He got his acting start in two of David DeCoteau's films. The first was a lead role in the film The Frightening (2002) and the second in a supporting role in the film ' (2003).
Twining's best known acting role came from playing River Carpenter on the daytime soap opera One Life to Live from 2003 until 2004.
He plays piano and guitar, as well as singing lead vocals in his band, Odaal.
He got his acting start in two of David DeCoteau's films. The first was a lead role in the film The Frightening (2002) and the second in a supporting role in the film ' (2003).
Twining's best known acting role came from playing River Carpenter on the daytime soap opera One Life to Live from 2003 until 2004.
He plays piano and guitar, as well as singing lead vocals in his band, Odaal.
Steve Richard Harris (born December 3, 1970 ) is an American television actor, notable for replacing Brandon Routh (later of Superman Returns) as the second Seth Anderson on One Life to Live. He also had the small but memorable role as the gardener Charlotte York kisses while married to Trey on Sex and the City. He was also on CSI: New York and Femme Fetal. He also wrote and co-directed the short film Signal Lost.
Selected filmography
*Atlantic Rim : Resurrection (2019) - Roth
*The Wrong Neighbor (2017) - Tim
*One Life to Live (2002-2003) - Seth Anderson
*Sex and the City (2000) (Episode: "What Goes Around Comes Around") - Gardener (Burt)
*Another World (1998-1999) - Zak Wilder
*General Hospital (2021) - Mikkos Cassadine
Selected filmography
*Atlantic Rim : Resurrection (2019) - Roth
*The Wrong Neighbor (2017) - Tim
*One Life to Live (2002-2003) - Seth Anderson
*Sex and the City (2000) (Episode: "What Goes Around Comes Around") - Gardener (Burt)
*Another World (1998-1999) - Zak Wilder
*General Hospital (2021) - Mikkos Cassadine
PolicyPitch is an American non-partisan organization hosting a crowd-powered platform that gives ordinary American citizens the power to influence policy and change in their community. The site focuses on increasing transparency in government and providing tools for citizens to connect with their elected officials and include policy at the local and state level. PolicyPitch is part of the Open Government movement.
In 2009, Walker Hines, a Louisiana state representative from New Orleans, became the first elected official to post legislation on PolicyPitch. The legislation sought to eliminate Louisiana income tax liability for people, ages 18-29, in college or with a college degree. Hines' goal was to gather feedback and open a two-way dialogue with the public.
The website was redesigned in early 2010, where the focus on transparency in local and state government played a larger role. PolicyPitch allows people to propose new public policy ideas and track local legislation at the state level. Currently, users can track legislation in Arizona, California, and Kentucky for free. Blog posts report that the site will eventually contain legislative tracking for all 50 states, and eventually municipal ordinances as well. In addition to the legislative tracking, users can also pitch their own ideas for change to their community.
Founding
PolicyPitch was founded in 2008 by Zach Kupperman, a native of New Orleans. In 2008, PolicyPitch was a Finalist in the Tulane Business Plan Competition. In 2009, for his work on PolicyPitch, Kupperman was named to and New Orleans CityBusiness also named Kupperman an Innovator of the Year for his work on PolicyPitch.
PolicyPitch has been featured on Mashable, The Times Picayune, and New Orleans CityBusiness.
In 2009, Walker Hines, a Louisiana state representative from New Orleans, became the first elected official to post legislation on PolicyPitch. The legislation sought to eliminate Louisiana income tax liability for people, ages 18-29, in college or with a college degree. Hines' goal was to gather feedback and open a two-way dialogue with the public.
The website was redesigned in early 2010, where the focus on transparency in local and state government played a larger role. PolicyPitch allows people to propose new public policy ideas and track local legislation at the state level. Currently, users can track legislation in Arizona, California, and Kentucky for free. Blog posts report that the site will eventually contain legislative tracking for all 50 states, and eventually municipal ordinances as well. In addition to the legislative tracking, users can also pitch their own ideas for change to their community.
Founding
PolicyPitch was founded in 2008 by Zach Kupperman, a native of New Orleans. In 2008, PolicyPitch was a Finalist in the Tulane Business Plan Competition. In 2009, for his work on PolicyPitch, Kupperman was named to and New Orleans CityBusiness also named Kupperman an Innovator of the Year for his work on PolicyPitch.
PolicyPitch has been featured on Mashable, The Times Picayune, and New Orleans CityBusiness.