Michelle Borth

Skydiving is her second biggest passion, next to acting. She is also into motorcycles, as her father is a big biker.

After doing a two-second topless scene in Silent Warnings, Michelle vowed it would be her last topless scene. But after reading the script of the Tell Me You Love Me pilot, frontal nudity and explicit scenes were no longer an issue for her.

Michelle studied Scene Study and Film Technique under Sharon Chatten and took up the Improv Workshop at The Groundlings.

Theatrical Credits: The Miser (O.C.C.C. Theater) as Marriane Small Craft Warnings (Schimmel Center for the Arts) as Leona Apartment 3-A (The Producers Club) as Annie Top Girls (Schaeberle Theater) as Kit/Shona Exhaust Pipes and Manifolds (Dixon Place Theater) as Barbara The Monument (NYC Fringe Festival) as Anna

Michelle is 5' 6" tall. She has brown hair and brown eyes.

Her best first date was a motorbike ride to New Orleans. Also, she considers chewing with the mouth open as a boyfriend dealbreaker.

She attended John S. Burke Catholic High School in Goshen, New York from 1994 to 1996.

Among the accents she can speak with are British, Southern, Spanish, New York, Italian, and Cockney.

Having a preferential taste for doing indie films, Michelle would love to work with Darren Aronofsky, director of Requiem for a Dream (2000), The Fountain (2006), and The Wrestler (2008).

She played Steph in the 2009 romantic-comedy indie TiMER, co-starring Emma Caulfield and Desmond Harrington.

Michelle appeared in the music video of John Mayer's song "Bigger Than My Body".

Michelle is known for appearing in the Burger King ad campaign series called "Lunch Break". She even has a pop reference entry in the online site Urban Dictionary: "The brunette girl from those Burger King 'office' ads. Often seen having a chuckle at the expense of the short, doofy 'I'm SPIE-cehhh!' guy."