JENN GARRISON
Writer/Director
TALenT DeVeLoPMenT ProGrAM:
Project:Involve
CUrrenT ProJeCT:
Jo FM (Narrative Feature)
LOGLINE
Celebrity Deejay Star Bennett is kidnapped by an obsessed fan who forces her to make one fi nal broadcast.
BIO
Jenn Garrison holds a Masters of Arts in media studies and a Masters of Fine Arts in directing from the
University of Texas at Austin fi lm program where she studied as a Pic Wagner Fellow. She has since directed
several documentary and narrative shorts that were reviewed in publications such as Curve Magazine and
The Austin Chronicle.
Garrison received a college television award (EMMY), the Jury Prize at the Bologna International Women’s
Film Festival, the Audience Award at the Night Gallery Film Festival, a Members Choice award at PlanetOUT.
com, and was a Student Academy Award fi nalist.
Garrison received a Texas Filmmakers Production Fund Grant and her work has been broadcast on MTV’s
LOGO cable network and PBS’s affi liate KLRU. Her fi rst fi lm PrizeWhores (a feature-length documentary)
premiered at the South by Southwest fi lm festival.
Garrison studied sociology as an undergraduate in Austin, Texas while she worked as a college radio DJ and
co-hosted a morning show. Her background in radio led to her career as a fi lmmaker.

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