Jennifer Kes Remington

Jennifer Kes Remington is a versatile composer, filmmaker, and musician based in Los Angeles, with a strong background in classical piano and music composition.

From a young age, Jennifer showed her musical prowess, starting as a classical pianist at the age of 7 and later pursuing her passion for music at the prestigious Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY.

Jennifer's journey led her to work briefly as a radio deejay before she further honed her skills at the University of Michigan's Music School in Ann Arbor, where she studied BFA in Music Technology.

Her impressive portfolio includes being a two-time Annie Award winner for her exceptional compositions on the animated TV series 'The Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends' and winning the 'Best Documentary' award at the LA Femme Film Festival in 2007 for her directed movie 'Hollywood, 90038'.

Jennifer's creativity and talent shine through in her diverse projects, which span across various entertainment mediums, including composing music for the TV series 'The Powerpuff Girls', the film 'Scary Movie 4', and popular video games like 'Raving Rabbids: Travel In Time', 'Raving Rabbids: Alive and Kicking', and 'Rabbids Land'.

In addition to her accomplishments in music and filmmaking, Jennifer Remington holds the role of President at Hey Dogg! Productions, Inc., showcasing her leadership skills and entrepreneurial spirit in the entertainment industry.