WHO THE HELL IS THIS CHICK ANYWAY?
Irreverent and only occasionally relevant, Jenn Dlugos's eclectic sense of humor has made her an award-winning comedian and screenwriter. In August 2004, she was featured on the PAX Network where she won Most Promising Comic at the Unsigned Artists' Showcase at the MGM Grand in Vegas. She has performed all over the Northeast and for The Erma Bombeck Humor Writers Convention in Dayton, Ohio.
Jenn is an award-winning screenwriter, winning awards for six screenplays (two shorts, four features) including the Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope Competition, the Rhode Island International Film Festival, the Twin Rivers Media Festival, The Vine Entertainment Film Festival, the Kids First! film festival, the Feel Good Film Festival, The Beverly Hills Film Festival and the NYCMIDNIGHT Screenwriting Challenge. She was the screenwriter for the short film The Pitch for Love Thy Job Productions for the 48 Hour Film Project. The film won four awards: 2nd Runner-up for Best of Providence, Audience Favorite, Best Twist Ending, and Best Sound Design. You can check out the film here.
Her screenplay The Last Promise of Giles Corey is contracted by Firesite Films for their Historic Haunts & Legends of America series, and she is the screenwriter for Big Hope Films, a charity which helps disabled children realize their dream of making a film. Most recently, a producer in Seattle acquired the rights to her screenplay, Followed and she is making her documentary directing debut with a humorous documentary There She Is, Mrs. Massachusetts, which finished filming in Spring of 2009.
Her edgy humor won her the Shock Your Mama! humor writing competition, and she was recently published by Travelers' Tales in the book, Whose Panties Are These? and Chicken Soup for the Soul. In 2000, she published her first book, How to Survive a Small Town Without Being Trampled by a Cow.
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