So what can you do to get our girl nominated?

Join the Facebook page, email the Teen Choice Awards at staff@teenchoiceawards.com and let them know you want to see Chloe nominated, and then tweet the word out to your friends.

The second wave of nominations will be announced soon, so continue passing along the link!

The Teen Choice Awards are scheduled to air on Monday, August 9, on FOX.

The synopsis, according to Amazon:

Warning – Second paragraph includes spoilers!

Portes’s chilling debut tracks a 13-year-old Nebraska girl’s hard-going life on the road. Young Luli knows losers—her “aging Brigitte Bardot” mother, Tammy, and her father, Nick, go at each other every night at the Alibi, the watering hole in hometown Palmyra, Neb. Tammy runs away one morning, and Nick soon follows, leaving Luli alone at home with the Smith and Wesson .45 her Uncle Nipper gave her. Pistol in tow, she hitches rides heading west to Vegas.

A crooked man (literally; he “looks like an italic,” says smart-alecky Luli) named Eddie picks her up briefly before throwing her out of the car. Next comes cocaine-snorting grifter Glenda, who enlists Luli as an accessory to a robbery that goes awry. Glenda takes Luli under her wing. The two cross paths again with Eddie, who rapes Luli and ties her up in a secluded motel. Glenda comes to her rescue, but the confrontation with Eddie ends badly.

Moretz, alongside fellow “Kick-Ass” stars Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Clark Duke, are the stars of a new music video for The Soft Pack’s “Answer To Yourself.”

The video, directed by Kashy Khaledi, puts a new spin on the high octane action seen in director Matthew Vaughn’s “Kick-Ass,” not to mention a whole new meaning to the term “food fight” as well.

In the video, a high school geek played by Duke sits by himself at a lunch table, quietly minding his own business as he constructs one of the most formidable Twinkie towers of all time. When a group of Varsity jacket-wearing bullies start getting physical with a bespectacled girl on the opposite end of Duke’s table, an unlikely savior comes along — none other than Moretz herself, donning the same schoolgirl uniform she wears in “Kick-Ass.”

But instead of butterfly knives and handguns, Moretz’s weapons of choice are decidedly less deadly but no less effective — shaken up soda cans and other various food products are the tools of the trade this time around, as an epic food fight breaks out throughout the cafeteria.

As Moretz is busy beating the bullies into submission, her “Kick-Ass” compatriot Mintz-Plasse voyages into the cafeteria armed with a bazooka. But instead of packing explosive firepower, this bazooka is loaded with a messy liquid that’s bound to ruin anybody’s day.

While the video eases off on the bloody violence seen in next week’s “Kick-Ass,” the action-packed mayhem is well intact. Furthermore, it’s nice to see these young actors getting a chance to cut loose without actually having to cut anything!

(via MTV)

Screencaps have also been added to the gallery.

Chloe attended the Kick-Ass panel on Saturday morning, as well as a signing at Vans promoting the new Kick-Ass shoes.

You can also check out a couple of videos from SXSW below.

There’s also a video from the Vans store signing here.