Jennifer Cho Suhr is a highly accomplished director, writer, and editor who hails from New York City. Suhr is recognized around the world for her exceptional talent for directing, and her ability to present intriguing storylines that captivate audiences.

She began her career in the entertainment industry after completing her Bachelor of Arts in American Studies and Ethnicity, Race, & Migration at Yale University, where she discovered her passion for film production. She then enrolled in New York University's prestigious Film Production master's degree program and was awarded the Tisch Fellowship and the Spike Lee Film Production Grant.

Since then, Suhr has written and directed multiple short films and worked on various web series, including the highly-praised AMERICAN VIRAL, which starred Michael Showalter and was created for Thundershorts.com. She also worked as a Director of Development at Magadoo Pictures, a Production Assistant at Four Corners Media, and a Development Intern at Jane Startz Productions.

Suhr's work mainly focuses on comedy and drama, and she is highly skilled at delivering quality content that attracts and captivates audiences worldwide. She also possesses exceptional writing skills, which have earned her a place on NYU's Purple List, a shortlist of the best unproduced screenplays from New York University.

She is currently working on a new feature dramedy titled "YOU AND ME BOTH," which follows two estranged sisters searching for their birth mother. The film has received the Tribeca All Access Grant and was workshopped in the Film Independent Producing Lab and ARC's Diverse Women in Media Residency Lab. The movie will commence shooting in summer 2016.