- Born
- Birth nameJennifer Marie Shakeshaft
- Height5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
- Jenny Shakeshaft, Founder and CEO of Monument Productions, has achieved remarkable stature across the entertainment industry as a producer, actress, voice-over artist, and writer.
A driving force and producer behind the anticipated feature "The Performance," starring Jeremy Piven and Robert Carlyle, her cinematic footprint as producers also includes such titles as Universal Studios' "Jay and Silent Bob the Reboot," producing the upcoming 2024 "Hellfire" with Stephen Lang and Dolph Lundgren, upcoming 2024 "Borderline" with Lucian Laviscount and Cynthia Khalifeh, starring in and producing the independent feature, "House of Glass", and producing an exciting western to be announced this fall at TIFF. Her creative command shines through Monument Productions, birthing the comedy scripted gem "Lately in La La Land," where she masterfully scripted, voiced, directed, and edited the audio series.
An actress on screen, a vocal artist behind the camera. Jenny can be heard as the voice for major campaigns including Pier 1 Imports, L'Oreal, Ford, T-Mobile, Taco Bell, and more.
An epitome of modern-day Renaissance, Jenny Shakeshaft continues to have boundless artistic versatility. She has recently teamed up as the Director of Productions and Entertainment campaigns with non-profit, Enlight Unite Foundation, bridging her activist work with entertainment leadership.
Originally from Monument Colorado, Jenny resides in Los Angeles.
- IMDb mini biography by: J. S.
- Most of the footage shot of the rape scene in Walking Tall the Payback was lost during production because someone accidentally turned on a light while developing the film. There was no re-shooting needed to piece together the scene. In fact, some footage had to be cut to keep it from being "too painful to watch".
- Has a Maltese named "Miles".
- Originally, was supposed to play "Jenny" in the Walking Tall series, but when they chose the café where she was to work, it was also called, "Jenny's Cafe", so they changed her characters' name to "Krystal" to avoid confusion.
- Attended school at American Musical Dramatic Academy in New York City.
- In 2009 won a Column Award for 'Best Supporting Actress in a Play' for her performance in "Crimes of the Heart".
- I am absolutely positive that enough hard work in life, enough perseverance, and the perfect amount of dedication can take you anywhere you want to be.
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