Jen Sall is an award-winning (multi-hyphenate) writer, director and producer committed to creative work that is thought-provoking and sparks conversation across film, television, and digital media. With experience spanning the visual storytelling spectrum - from branded films to scripted to documentary - Jen breaks down barriers between content silos, opening the door to more unusual approaches and fresh voices in her creative. She has brought this experience and unique perspective to her work at Apple, Calvin Klein, Disney, HBO, Hello Sunshine, Hulu, Netflix and Viacom, among other prestigious brands and studios.
Originally from Washington, DC, Jen's work is inspired and informed by her time abroad, living in both Rio de Janeiro and Rome, where she learned five languages and once worked as an interpreter at a David Bowie concert. As she moved into all things arts and culture, she became the Editor-At-Large of THE EP, a lifestyle magazine once found on the shelves of MOMA PS1 and the Andy Warhol Museum. Jen is a 2023 Gracie Award Winner from the Alliance for Women in Media. Jen was also one of eight women selected for the worldwide 2020 Women in Screen Workshop, hosted by the Australian Screen Forum.
A member of BAFTA, P.G.A and TV Academy. Jen is currently in production on a docu-series she created starring Erika Alexander (American Fiction, Get Out) in partnership with MACRO. She recently completed the short film, Your Night is My Day, starring Benjamin Earl Turner (Blindspotting, Snowfall). The short is based on her romance-comedy pilot script of the same name, a semi-finalist in the 2021 Sundance Institute Episodic Lab. The project is also being developed as a feature film. In 2024, Jen directed and co-wrote three short films, the first ,This Could Have Been an Email, is a 2025 Cleveland International Film Festival and Cinequest selection (both Oscar qualifying film festivals) as well as other top festivals around the world. The film stars Becky Chicoine (The Other Two, Mr.Robot) and is currently being developed as a feature film. Jen created and directed, Art is No Joke, starring Sarah Sherman (SNL), Niccole Thurman (Kenan) and other female comics. As well as directing branded content for ChiefX, Bloomberg, and MTV Cribs.
Her work as a producer includes the 2023 Emmy nominated Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga for Netflix, Rise for Hello Sunshine directed by Nisha Ganatra, launched at Sundance Film Festival in 2023. SWIPE NIGHT: Killer Weekend, starring Luke Slattery (The Boys in the Boat), an Emmy nominated series, Root Letter starring Danny Ramirez (Top Gun: Maverick), Hangry starting Justin Kirk (HBO’s Perry Mason, Weeds) and Bite Size Huluween (a short form anthology series for Hulu) in 2021 and 2022.
She is represented at Octagon Entertainment