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There is no trigger word needed(all the samples were done without one). You can use 'ashley-johnson' if you want.
Ashley Johnson is an American actress, voice actress, and singer best known for her work across television, film, and video games. Born on August 9, 1983, in Camarillo, California, she began acting at a very young age and quickly rose to fame as a child star, playing Chrissy Seaver on the sitcom Growing Pains in the early 1990s.
As she matured, Johnson carved out a unique niche in voice acting and genre storytelling. She earned critical acclaim for her portrayal of Ellie in the The Last of Us video game series, a role that showcased her emotional depth and helped redefine storytelling in the gaming industry. Her performance won numerous awards and became iconic among fans of narrative-driven games. She later reprised the role in the animated adaptation and had a cameo in the live-action HBO series.
In addition to her work in gaming, Johnson is a key cast member of Critical Role, the popular web series where voice actors play Dungeons & Dragons. Her character work, emotional range, and quick wit have made her a fan favorite, and she has been instrumental in expanding the popularity of actual-play tabletop content.
On screen, she has appeared in a variety of shows including Blindspot, The Killing, and Dollhouse, and made appearances in films like The Avengers, where she played the waitress rescued by Captain America.
Multitalented and deeply respected in both the acting and gaming communities, Ashley Johnson continues to evolve as an artist while remaining grounded in a passion for storytelling and performance.
I create these LoRAs for less popular people I do not see represented by other creators.
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