Jenni Chiaramonte

Jenni is a native New Yorker of Sicilian and Polish descent, now living in Los Angeles. She studied music at NYU and has a deep passion for performance. With experience across TV, film, theater, music, writing, and producing, Jenni brings a unique energy and versatility to every project she takes on. Her mother was a language teacher, which contributed to her ability to speak Spanish, French, and Polish. Her father, an actor and singer/musician, also played a major role in shaping her creative path. In 2020, Jenni wrote, directed, and produced a short film "Alone Time" (shot entirely on her iPhone in her apartment). The film earned recognition, receiving nominations for Best Comedy and Best Film at the Hollywood Verge Festival and being featured in the Quarantine Film Festival, hosted by We Are Films. Jenni has also produced and written plays, including "An Excuse to Behave Badly", which was part of the Hollywood Fringe Festival in 2019 and again as an updated version in a variety show at The Complex Theater in Hollywood that same year. A regular participant at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, Jenni will be starring in the new play "Sweet Air" by Matt Morillo this spring as part of the 2025 Hollywood Fringe.