Winter Jasmine
As two women fall in love, they discover the disturbing entanglement of their pasts when a murder convict set on revenge is released from prison.”
Winter Jasmine was Optioned by an LA Producer in the first quarter of 2020 with the intention of entering pre-production within the year.
When the cool autumn nights give way to the cold winter frost of an Atlantic Northeast January, nothing much can flourish-except the Winter Jasmine. The colder the autumn, the grander the winter bloom. A perfect symbol for the seemingly disparate stories of a group of people in a small Pennsylvania town, and how the chill of their pasts catalyzes the glory of their present. But can they find the light in all their darkness?
Rain Beau’s End
“After adopting a child with a genetic predisposition for violence, a prominent lesbian couple must contend with their hard-lined stance on acceptance while attempting to raise the perfect family in the spotlight”.
Principle Photography wrapped in March of 2019, and Rain Beau’s End is currently in post-production.
After applying for a job on Stage32.com, Jennifer competed for a job with nearly 200 applicants, some of whom were already produced and many of whom were award-winning screenwriters. But after one discussion with the producer, Joe Orlandino, and a 5 page write up on her vision for the his idea, the job was given to her with enthusiasm. 90 days later, the script was delivered and Joe was thrilled. Jennifer had “given life to the story, built a palpable story world,” and he “could smell the protagonist’s cologne.” Not to mention her adherence to the desired set number and budget. A wonderful collaborative relationship was built, and a creative dream-team was born with the attachment of co-producer, Lucia Mauro. Months later, the illustrious Sean Young was courted for one of the roles. She attached herself to the project with enthusiasm, falling in love with one of Jennifer’s characters. Shortly after, the wonderfully insightful and talented director, Tracy Wren, joined the team. And most recently, the 7-Time Emmy-Winning actor, Ed Asner, joined the cast, along with a myriad of extraordinarily talented TV and stage actors from across the country. Principle Photography took place over the course of March 2019 with an outstanding cast and crew, and the film is currently in post-production.