Brittanie Weaver (born July 6, 1989) is an American fashion model.[1][2]
Brittanie Weaver was born on July 6, 1989, in San Diego, California, the youngest child with three brothers. Within a year she had already been on multiple national TV commercials and a series regular on a show on Comedy Central.[clarification needed] She took many acting and modeling courses to further her career and after graduating from high school she moved to Los Angeles, California, to be a professional model and actress. Since living in LA she has appeared in numerous fashion, commercial and swimsuit campaigns as a model and actress. She has worked on sets from ER to Gossip Girl and with producer Jon Avnet (exec producer of Black Swan).[3]
First assistant director of the film Twilight, Jamie Marshall, stated that Weaver was a chameleon of all sorts with a forever changing face from one shot to the other. "I was so pleased to find that she is incredibly normal, and has a wonderfully kind of dark, perverse sense of humor. She added depth, sensibility and spontaneity to my work and I would jump to the chance to collaborate again."[citation needed]
Career and education
Brittanie started acting at the age of 8 after being scouted and joined Screen Children's Agency in Los Angeles, California. She has been featured as herself in a global campaign for Phillips Electronics, as well as being featured as a European dancer in a nationwide campaign for PNC Bank.[4] She was a feature printed on an apparel line printed on men's and women's clothing found nationwide in stores such as Zumiez, PacSun, Tillys and Nordstrom.
She is also a full-time honor student at Arizona State University working towards her degree in communications to further her career in the entertainment industry. Weaver contributes as creative director for her family's non-profit habitat restoration company that aids in the “Go Green” movement towards the environment.[5]
Brittanie was a victim in an upskirt crime that grabbed national headlines as she was able to catch the stranger on her own.[6][7] She aided law enforcement and worked with attorney, Gloria Allred to raise awareness of the severity of sexual crimes with technology.[8] They are currently working together to lobby a bill to raise upskirt crimes from a misdeamonor to a felony.