Jennifer's debut film "Pumpkin Man," is a charming and meaningful coming-of-age story. Through the mystery and magic of Halloween, a young man discovers that his world is not going to come to an end simply because his parents are going through a divorce. "Pumpkin Man," starring Denise Crosby, Phil Abbott and Milton Creagh has won numerous awards and certificates of honor including the prestigious Dove Award for excellence in family programming and the Film Advisory Board Award for excellence in family programming. The film is currently in distribution on video and dvd nationwide.

Jennifer then co-directed the feature length film "Naturally Native," which had its World Premiere at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival and is being screened on a worldwide film festival circuit. This film has won awards worldwide including Best Director at First Americans in the Arts Award, Worldfest Flagstaff International Film Festival, the Top Applause at the 1999 Santa Clarita International Film Festival, as well as the 23rd Annual American Indian Film Festival in San Francisco. "Naturally Native" follows the lives of three present day Native American sisters, each with her own identity issues and her own very different career journeys, as the come together to start a Native cosmetic business, and find themselves facing their pasts, each other and the business world on the path to success. The film had a successful run in theaters all over the world as well as special showings for Congress and the Smithsonian Institute.

Currently, Jennifer is in production as Executive Producer and Director on the current "Angels Among Us" film series which is an 11 part series of documentaries about various missions, charities and urban ministries in the greater Los Angeles area. This multi-faceted project is designed primarily to inform the people of Los Angeles about the amazing and interesting work being done for the forgotten segments of our society. Each 24 minute film will be used to raise funds, heighten community awareness and enlist participation from the viewers. Based on the idea that many Los Angelenos have a heart and desire to help in their own community but don’t know where to get started or how to “plug in”, this film series serves as a vehicle to educate and inspire everyone to deeper involvement and compassion in their own community

In July of 2007, Jennifer served as Executive Producer and Director of the Stephens College Summer Film Institute on campus in Columbia, MO. The SFI is designed to integrate students of high school and college levels into the entire working process of the film industry through lectures, seminars and hands-on experience in the production of a completed short film. Working with top level professionals from the Hollywood community students were able to serve as crew and learn about each vital department to get a very realistic experience in the whole filmmaking process.

Jennifer often speaks as a guest lecturer to film schools and student organizations nationwide. Her enthusiastically received talks offer a humorous and insightful perspective to all aspects of filmmaking titled "Secrets to Surviving Success in Hollywood."