The gallery has been updated with HD screencaps of Shantel in episode 1.19 of Beauty and the Beast. Enjoy the new additions.
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1.19 Playing With Fire
The gallery has been updated with new photos of Shantel attending events in February and May 2013. Enjoy!
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ESPN Magazine’s “NEXT” Event – February 1, 2013
DIRECTV Super Saturday Night – February 2, 2013
Britweek Celebration of “Downton Abbey” – May 3, 2013
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to Shantel, her family, and to all of you. Thank you all for visiting the site and for your continued support. I wish you all the best this holiday season. Be safe and enjoy the time with your loved ones.
I just wanted to take a moment to let you guys know that the site will be on break a bit longer than initially planned due to my schedule being incredibly hectic right now. I hope to be back before the end of the year, but I can’t really say for sure at present. Even though there won’t be new updates for a while, the main site and gallery will remain online for you to browse.
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Set #031
Set #031 (On the Set)
Set #032
Set #032 (On the Set)
Set #033 (On the Set)
Gallery links:
Set #031
Set #031 (On the Set)
Set #032
Set #032 (On the Set)
Set #033 (On the Set)
Below is a new video featuring some behind the scenes footage of Shantel at a recent photoshoot. Photos from the shoot will be added over the weekend.
SMILE XXVII Studios 2012 Reel from SMILE XXVII Studios on Vimeo.
Check out the new Just Yell Fire PSAs featuring Shantel, Bethany Joy Galeotti, Shay Mitchell, Booboo Stewart and others by clicking on the images below.

Throughout the past nine years, the hit television series One Tree Hill has taken millions of viewers through a roller-coaster coming-of-age trip following the lives of high schoolers in a quaint town in North Carolina. On April 4, that journey—spanning 187 episodes and uncountable moments of drama—came to an end.
The series finale lasted two hours, with the first hour incorporating clips of the cast and crew answering questions and reminiscing over highlights of their nine highly melodramatic, emotion-filled seasons.
Creator Mark Schwahn discussed the show’s multipurpose aims: to relate to struggling students nationwide by tackling difficult issues, to create a platform for talented up-and-coming musicians and to create a cast of characters with whom viewers can become “pseudo-friends.”
Whether an episode dealt with topics of school shootings, drugs or eating disorders, lead actor James Lafferty notes, “The show has helped [fans] through tough periods in their lives, and I think that’s a testament to where the heart of our show is.”
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Set #021
Set #022
Set #023
Set #024
Set #025
Set #026
Set #027
Set #028
Set #029
Set #030
Set #030 (On the Set)
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