Alexa PenaVega

She was named one the top teen stars of 2003 in the July 2003 issue of Vanity Fair. In 2004, Vega produced two short films: Sleepover as well as State's Evidence. In the Lifetime TV movie Odd Girl Out as a cyberbully, she appeared in the year 2005. In 2006 she played in another made-for-TV movie, Walkout; and finished filming Remember the Daze, which was released in limited theaters on April 7, 2007. Repo is her last film. The Genetic Opera, which came out in 2008. Aram Rappaport composed and directed Helix on the set of Chicago. The production began the month of March in 2008. Her initial role was for Robert Rodriguez's film Shorts in 2009. Robert Rodriguez film Shorts. But due to the fact she was visiting Australia to film Broken Hill, the role of Vega on Shorts required to be recast. The film was recast by Kat Dennings. Penny played a character played on Broadway's Hairspray. She played Ruby Gallagher in the ABC Family sitcom Ruby & the Rockits which starred Patrick Cassidy as well as David Cassidy. Vega was Wick in the 2012 movie The Devil's Carnival, a film directed by Darren Lynn Bousman and screenwriter Terrance Zdunich. They previously was a co-writer with Vega on Repo! The Genetic Opera. (12) Vega appeared alongside Spencer Grammer, Kathryn Morris and Rob Margolies in 2br/1ba throughout 2012. Vega played a part as a co-star in the Lifetime Channel movie The Pregnancy Project as well as her animated movie The Clockwork Girl was completed. Vega's film, The Mine, which was shot in 2010, received screenings and a release with a limit. Vega was also the voice of Christina in the animated series Unsupervised and played a cameo part on Royal Pains. Vega was the character in Aerosmith's "Legendary Child" video, which was a song. [13]