IMTA Alum Ashton Kutcher on the cover of Parade!

IMTA's 1997 Most Sought After Male Model Ashton Kutcher is on the cover of this Sunday's PARADE magazine! The magazine's editor had this to say about Ashton, "At the PARADE photo shoot, Ashton, who does camera commercials, cheerfully took pictures of himself. He gleefully made fun of the “burden” celebs have when people ask them for autographs by signing his own face. Funny. Clever. And a terrific cover for Parade."



Ashton has always been one of the most photogenic actors in Hollywood. His modeling background combined with his great looks make him a natural! At IMTA, Ashton had so many agents and managers who wanted to sign him that he won the coveted title of Most Sought After Male Model for the New York, 1997 IMTA Convention. You can see his potential in some of his earliest modeling shots!

Ashton Kutcher's Viral Video Launches!

Ashton Kutcher's intriguing spot for Ooma launched today and it is generating tons of internet buzz! The video was conceptualized by Ashton and his company Katalyst Films produced it. Promoting an ingenious device using VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) to offer unlimited lifetime calling from home, Ooma is generating lots of interest with the first in a series of videos. They will build on the theme introduced in this spot and you can expect a lot of Hollywood pizzazz as Ashton is the Creative Director for Ooma!

Ashton has come a long way since 1997 when he won IMTA's Most Sought After Male Model! He signed with Next Models and began booking men's fashion week shows immediately. His agent submitted him for consideration for a new Fox television show Teenage Wasteland. Ashton got the part of Kelso, the show's name was changed to That 70's Show and the rest is Hollywood history! Ashton successfully crossed over from television to feature films and began producing very popular shows such as Punk'd and Beauty and the Geek. His resume continues to grow as he adds more successful ventures to his resume!

Ooma sounds like an exciting product and the spots are truly great marketing. Way to go Ashton!