Final Girl

Jennifer Anne Grimes was born in Miami, FL. She attended Robert Morgan High School for the performing arts where she learned that she loved musical theater and dance. After graduating Summa Cum Laude from the University of Florida, she moved back to South FL where it was easier to visit family. Soon she relocated to Los Angeles, CA where she's pursuing film acting and producing, and most recently directing! Jennifer is known for very female led story-telling and loves a good underdog story. She is a huge advocate for mental health and self-acceptance. Born to a family of storytellers and educators, Jennifer's unique upbringing and experiences fuel her character expression and influence every script and character she brings to life. Recently, the first short film Jennifer directed was co-directed with her good friend and collaborator Joseph Hudon. Final Girl is a genre bending, female-centric horror comedy that solidified Jennifer's love of directing, which enables her to share her distinctive perspective and experiences of the world.

Joseph gives life into his films through a blend of comedy and horror, using captivating storytelling to fascinate audiences. With a passion for storytelling Joseph was determined to learn all the creative tools he could. Growing up, he was enamored by movies such as Aliens, Scream and Twister. Joseph would spend hours fascinated with the art of film and how it was made, inspiring them to one day dream of becoming a filmmaker. Studying film theory and production at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Joseph honed his skills in a multitude of areas while working on independent projects and immersing themselves in every aspect of filmmaking. With an eye for detail and a unique perspective, Joseph strives to create stories that evoke strong emotions in the audience. As Joseph continues to find their place in the industry, they remain committed to pushing boundaries to find new and creative ways to tell stories.