- Born
- Height5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
- Jane Channell is an actress and director, known for the feature-length films Die and Let Live (2006) and Winners Tape All: The Henderson Brothers Story (2016). When making these films, she also served as an editor, producer, sound mixer, and in many other roles due to the very low budgets. She lives in Pittsburgh, PA, and apart from filmmaking, she plays music as a solo artist and guitarist in the band Lylyth.
- IMDb mini biography by: Jane Channell
- She was the webmaster for a Troma fan site called Tromatized! from 2002 to 2006.
- Raised most of the budget for Raising The Stakes (2005) by pocketing spending money from a school trip to Disney World.
- She completed her first feature film Raising The Stakes (2005), which she wrote, directed, edited, produced, and shot, when she was only seventeen years old and founded The Mini-Cinema Film Festival, a small, completely free film festival in 2003, when she was only fifteen years old.
- Winner of the 2005 Outstanding Art Student award from the Arts and Humanities Commission of Fairmont, West Virginia for her work in film.
- Worked at the Warner Theater in Morgantown, WV for nearly 5 years until its closure in 2010. She shot her segment of Faces of Schlock (2009) at the theater in 2009.
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