Jenn George Hunter
- Producer
Jenn George Hunter is a Seattle based, award-winning filmmaker whose directorial debut in 2014 was at the prestigious Seattle International Film Festival. Her work as a Producer continued to gain acclaim. In 2018, "Four Days In December" was awarded Best Documentary Short at the Seattle True Independent Film Festival.
Jenn started her film career in 2007 on the award-winning film The Book of Zombie, working in virtually every department over the course of the 3-month shoot. In 2011, she started Coffee N Donutz Productions. The company produced Reversal, an award-winning short film, later that year. Jenn also collaborates with other local filmmakers lending her expertise as a Producer, Unit Production Manager and Production Designer.
For 21 years, Jenn has led production teams from film to corporate events, including the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. Jenn's financial acumen and exceptional project management is recognized by Fortune 500 Companies, for whom she has produced multi-million dollar events. Her production management includes work with Grammy Award-Winning, Platinum selling artists OneRepublic, Rob Thomas, Kenny Loggins, and Goo Goo Dolls.
Jenn started her film career in 2007 on the award-winning film The Book of Zombie, working in virtually every department over the course of the 3-month shoot. In 2011, she started Coffee N Donutz Productions. The company produced Reversal, an award-winning short film, later that year. Jenn also collaborates with other local filmmakers lending her expertise as a Producer, Unit Production Manager and Production Designer.
For 21 years, Jenn has led production teams from film to corporate events, including the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. Jenn's financial acumen and exceptional project management is recognized by Fortune 500 Companies, for whom she has produced multi-million dollar events. Her production management includes work with Grammy Award-Winning, Platinum selling artists OneRepublic, Rob Thomas, Kenny Loggins, and Goo Goo Dolls.
