A screen creative who has worked on high quality broadcast and festival documentaries and award-winning feature films, Jenny has a broad range of experience across the Screen Industry’s creative sector - Predominantly as a film and television editor.

 

Jenny studied film and television at AFTRS in Sydney and UCLA in Los Angeles.  As an assistant editor, she worked on feature films such as Wild at Heart, the first three Matrix Films, The Last Samurai, Blood Diamond and The Thin Red Line.  As a conform editor - Moulin Rouge, Little Fish, Lord of the Rings (I &II) and King Kong.  In 2007 Jenny began editing, using her strong story telling skills to specialise in long form documentaries, television drama and feature films.  Credits include the feature films A Million Colours, Winnie Mandela and Emu Runner and the documentary features Robert Mugabe, What Happened and The Showerhead. Television documentaries include the series The House and You Can’t Ask That, both for ABC TV, the latter winning Walkley and AACTA Awards.

  

Pursuing her passion for entertaining and thought-provoking screen content, Jenny is currently pivoting to screen directing, beginning with a Master of Arts in screen directing at AFTRS.  She wrote and directed her debut short film, The Stranger, which had a successful international and national festival run and was nominated for the Sydney Film Festival's Dendy Award and Australian Director's Guild Best Student Director.  

 

As writer, producer, director and editor  - Jenny's second film, the feature documentary Nobody's Sweetie, about the artist Dale Frank, is currently on the film festival circuit, after premiering at the Sydney Film Festival where it was nominated for the Documentary Australia Award for best Australian Documentary. 

 

As a writer, Jenny's feature film script Butterflies was nominated for the AWG’s Monte Miller award for long form drama and her non-fiction book, Australian Cowboys Rough Riders and Rodeos continues to sell twenty years after publication.