What is Michelle Trachtenberg’s Net Worth and Salary?
Michelle Trachtenberg is an American actress who has a net worth of$ 7 million. Michelle Trachtenberg is best known for her part as Dawn Summers on the supernatural drama TV series “ Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” She's also known for her recreating places on the shows “ The Adventures of Pete & Pete” and “ Gossip Girl.” On the big screen, Trachtenberg made her debut playing the nominal character in the 1996 coming-of- age comedy “ Harriet the Spy.”
Early Life and Education
Michelle Trachtenberg was born on October 11, 1985 in New York City, New York to Jewish emigrants Lana and Michael. She has an aged family named Irene, with whom she grew up in the Sheepshead Bay neighborhood of Brooklyn. As a small child, Trachtenberg appeared in hundreds of TV commercials; her first was for Wisk soap at the age of three. For middle academy, she went to the Bay Academy for the Trades and Lores in Brooklyn. Latterly, after moving to Los Angeles, California, Trachtenberg attended Notre Dame High School.
Career Beginnings on Television
Trachtenberg had her first part on a TV series in 1991, when she appeared in an occasion of the police procedural drama “ Law & Order.” Two times latterly, she played Elsie Soaperstein in an occasion of the teen sitcom “ Clarissa Explains it Each,” and began a recreating part on the cleaner pieces “ All My Children” that lasted until 1996. During this time, from 1994 to 1996, Trachtenberg also had a recreating part on the series “ The Adventures of Pete & Pete.” She was coming in occurrences of the sitcom “ Dave’s World” and the wisdom- fabrication Nickelodeon series “ Space Cases.”
Further Television Career
Trachtenberg had her coming main TV part on the short-lived wisdom- fabrication sitcom “ Meego,” which ran for six occurrences in 1997. Following this, she appeared in occurrences of the children’s educational programs “ Blue’s Suggestions” and “ Reading Rainbow,” as well as in an occasion of the sitcom “ Guys Just like us. ” From 1998 to 1999, Trachtenberg was a panelist in the children's program "Figure it Out." In 2000, he received his most popular Dawn Summers episode, little family of Buffy, on the supernatural drama series “ Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” Trachtenberg debuted in the show’s fifth season, and appeared in every occasion through the show’s homestretch in 2003. The same time she began on “ Buffy,” Trachtenberg appeared in the TV film “ A Father’s Choice.” She also hosted the Discovery Kiddies program “ Truth or Scare” from 2001 to 2003.
In 2004, Trachtenberg played the guest part of putrefied pop star Celeste in the fourth season of the acclaimed HBO series “ Six Bases Under.” Following this, she starred in the Continuance TV film “ The Dive from Clausen’s Pier,” and appeared in an occasion of the medical drama “ House.” Trachtenberg had her coming major part on a series from 2008 to 2012, when she played Georgina Sparks on the teen drama “ Gossip Girl.” During this time, she had a main part on the short-lived medical drama “ Mercy,” and had guest places on “ The Super Hero Squad Show,” “ Love Mouthfuls,” and “ Weeds.” Trachtenberg was latterly in occurrences of similar shows as “ Felonious Minds,” “ NCIS Los Angeles,” and “ Sleepy Hollow.” She was also in the TV flicks “ Killing Kennedy,” “ The Christmas Gift,” and “ Sister Metropolises,” and advanced her voice to multitudinous occurrences of the animated sketch comedy series “ Robot Chicken.”
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Film Career
Trachtenberg made her big- screen debut in 1996, starring in the nominal part in the children’s coming-of- age comedy film “ Harriet the Spy.” Three times latterly, she had corridor in a couple of other children’s flicks, “ Inspector Gadget” and “ Ca n’t Be in Heaven. ” Trachtenberg did not return to the big screen until 2004, when he appeared in two really different genres and actually an adult playing the ugly coitus joke "EuroTrip" again Gregg Araki’s brooding coming-of- age drama “ Mysterious Skin,” grounded on the eponymous novel by Scott Heim. The coming time, she starred as an aspiring figure skater in the teen sports dramedy “ Ice Princess.” In 2006, Trachtenberg starred alongside William Hurt, Julianna Margulies, and Rita Wilson in “ Beautiful Ohio,” and also starred in the slasher film remake “ Black Christmas.”
After three times down from the big screen, Trachtenberg returned with two flicks in 2009. The first was “ Against the Current,” in which she appeared alongside Joseph Fiennes and Mary Tyler Moore in her final film part. Her alternate 2009 film was the fantasy comedy “ 17 Again,” starring Zac Efron. Trachtenberg’s latterly credits have included the chum bobby action comedy “ Bobby Eschewal,” starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan; the romantic comedy “ Take Me Home Tonight,” with Anna Faris and Topher Grace; and the suspenser “ The Scribbler,” grounded on the eponymous graphic novel and featuring Katie Cassidy, Garret Dillahunt, Sasha Grey, Eliza Dushku, and Michael Imperioli, among others. Also, Trachtenberg appeared in the direct-to- videotape black comedy film “ Sexy Evil Genius,” costarring Katee Sackhoff, Seth Green, Anthony Michael Hall, Harold Perrineau, and William Baldwin.
In addition to traditional film and TV, Trachtenberg has appeared in a sprinkle of web series. In 2015, she starred as a high academy guidance counselor in the teen drama series “ Guidance.” Three times latterly, Trachtenberg raised the main character Judy Reilly on the animated comedy series “ Human Kind Of,” broadcast on the Facebook Watch service. In 2021, she hosted the series “ Meet, Marry, Murder.”
Trachtenberg has also shown up in music vids. In 2004, she was in the videotape for the Trapt single “ Echo,” and the time after that, appeared in the videotape for Ringside’s “ Tired of Being Sorry.” Next, in 2007, Trachtenberg was in the music videotape for the Fall Out Boy song “ This Ai n’t a Scene, It’s an Arms Race.”