She is the co-founder of 18 Bleecker Films, an award-winning production house, and Demivoula Studios.

Jennifer is known for her work in The Urban Ghost Story: MATILDA, a short film she wrote and stars in with actor Sean Avery, produced by Academy Award Winning Producer Christine Vachon and 18 Bleecker Films.

Jennifer played the egomaniacal Ava in the pioneering hit web series The Louise Log and received the Best Actress award for her portrayal of Betsy, a fiercely independent 19th-century woman seeking revenge on the western frontier, in The Rise of Whore Betsy. She has also appeared in the sci-fi drama Data Management as "Sir," the ever-watchful corporate boss, streaming on DUST.

She most recently appeared as a guest-star on FBI: Most Wanted and in the stage production Broken Arpeggio, directed by Miles Sternfeld and written by D. Davis.

Jennifer has just wrapped the upcoming indie features The Cutting Room Floor, Directed by Victoria DeMartin; The Wingers, co- written and directed by Tina Alexis Allen; and the drama Windows , written and directed by Andre Fuad Degas.

Her gothic ghost story, The House in the Middle of the Street, the first in a series of dark tales, is now available worldwide, distributed by Simon & Schuster. Rare Bird publications offers exclusive Vinyl and Hardcover versions, both including a video storybook beautifully Illustrated by artist Myles Mullen .

Clock Shop, Jennifer’s film noir short and directorial debut, won Best First Time Director and Best Indie Short on the 2025 international film festival circuit. It was an official selection of the SoHo International Film Festival and screened at Regal Union Square in the fall of 2025.