Jennifer Capriccio(I)
- Actress
- Producer
- Production Department
Jennifer was born born in New York City. Her Italian father is a
dentist, her Cuban mother a homemaker, later turned career woman.
Shorty after her parents got divorced her mother moved them to Puerto
Rico where her maternal grandfather had a marine cargo transport
company.
She began dancing at age 4 and expanded into acting in her teens, then moved to NYC to make a total commitment to a life in the arts.
Before moving to NY, she attended to Boston University and graduated with a degree in Communications (Broadcasting & Film).
In NY, Jennifer pursued a career in dance. She attended the Alvin Ailey School of American Dance. She worked with the Saba Dance Theater and various choreographers in town. In the midst of all this dancing, she landed a gig working as a host for a Spanish TV show on Univision Networks, and in between dance seasons, worked in theater. Her work in theater got her two ACE nominations (Academia de Cronistas de Entretenimiento, which are the equivalent to the Tony's in the Hispanic artistic community), for Best Upcoming Actress and Best Actress in an Ensemble. She expanded to voice overs, making her mark in the industry with accounts like Kmart and McDonalds'.
Now in Los Angeles she's landed several commercial campaigns, more voice over and print work, as well as theatrical work that is coming her way.
Jennifer is also working as creative producer in the remake of an award winning Mexican film with award winning director, Roberto Girault.
She began dancing at age 4 and expanded into acting in her teens, then moved to NYC to make a total commitment to a life in the arts.
Before moving to NY, she attended to Boston University and graduated with a degree in Communications (Broadcasting & Film).
In NY, Jennifer pursued a career in dance. She attended the Alvin Ailey School of American Dance. She worked with the Saba Dance Theater and various choreographers in town. In the midst of all this dancing, she landed a gig working as a host for a Spanish TV show on Univision Networks, and in between dance seasons, worked in theater. Her work in theater got her two ACE nominations (Academia de Cronistas de Entretenimiento, which are the equivalent to the Tony's in the Hispanic artistic community), for Best Upcoming Actress and Best Actress in an Ensemble. She expanded to voice overs, making her mark in the industry with accounts like Kmart and McDonalds'.
Now in Los Angeles she's landed several commercial campaigns, more voice over and print work, as well as theatrical work that is coming her way.
Jennifer is also working as creative producer in the remake of an award winning Mexican film with award winning director, Roberto Girault.
