Laurianne (with the name of Laurie Ann Van Vleck) had graduated early from Madison High school in Houston, Texas, and was awarded Outstanding Girl Graduate and attendance awards. Under the name of Laurie Ann Shellorne, she attended the University of Houston and University of Texas at Austin with a major in psychology and a minor in music. Switched ...
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Laurianne (with the name of Laurie Ann Van Vleck) had graduated early from Madison High school in Houston, Texas, and was awarded Outstanding Girl Graduate and attendance awards. Under the name of Laurie Ann Shellorne, she attended the University of Houston and University of Texas at Austin with a major in psychology and a minor in music. Switched to Radio-TV-Film and earned a B.S. in 1970. Took additional coursework toward a Masters in Drama Education after a stint in the public schools as a teachers' aide. Further studies in telecommunications, TV production, acting and scriptwriting led to an interest in Office Technology. An earlier interest in graphic arts developed into a typesetting/graphic design/technical writing career which culminated in the ownership of Docu-Prep Express Design Studio. Concurrently, Laurianne still continued to act and model. Also, she was active in the size acceptance movement. She was active in standup comedy and enjoyed karaoke. Show less «
When I focus on my goals, I am reminded of Michaelangelo's take on sculpture: that he would remove a...Show more »
When I focus on my goals, I am reminded of Michaelangelo's take on sculpture: that he would remove all the marble that is not part of the statue. Similarly, I have worked on myself over the decades to remove all the unnecessary bits that obscure the true image I wish to present.What mainly drives me to pursue acting is admittedly envy or jealousy, at times. When I watch a movie actor in a role and am deeply moved by the performance, I feel a yearning, a jealousy, and I strive to have that same chance to move and make an impact on the audience. The goal I reach for is that my portrayals be as memorable. Show less «