Jenny Ash

Jenny Ash is a highly acclaimed filmmaker known for her work with strong narratives, authentic storytelling, emotional depth, and visual impact.

Her film '100 Vaginas' received rave reviews and accolades from top media outlets like the Telegraph, Guardian, and Independent, as well as coverage in Grazia, the Daily Mail, and The Sun.

Jenny's documentary 'Angry White and American' was Grierson nominated and gained significant traction online for its powerful storytelling.

She has worked on a variety of projects ranging from micro-productions to large-scale endeavors, all driven by a passion for telling intricate true stories in a compelling and nuanced manner.

Jenny has directed projects like a WW1 drama documentary featuring John Hurt, films about the Rwandan genocide, and a documentary about slavery and the American Civil War introduced by Barack Obama.

In addition to her film work, Jenny also creates TV commercials and content for global brands like P&G's Always, Depend, Google, and Virgin Atlantic.

Aside from her filmmaking skills, Jenny is multilingual, speaking fluent French, German, and Spanish, and holds dual US citizenship.

She has held various directorial positions at organizations such as Freelance, Amplify Pictures, Raw Television, Sunshine, Sundog Pictures, and more.

Jenny's vast experience in directing commercials, documentaries, and TV shows demonstrates her versatility and creative prowess in the entertainment industry.

With a background in drama from the University of Bristol and a strong foundation in storytelling, Jenny Ash continues to make a significant impact through her film and commercial projects.