Jennifer is a multiple Emmy-award winning filmmaker and the Director of Cherokee Nation Film Office and Original Content. Evolving from a news anchor, investigative reporter and producer to a documentarian and host, she has been in the television and film industries since 2001. In 2014, she began working for her tribe at Cherokee Nation Businesses where she co-created the highly acclaimed docuseries Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People.

In 2019, Jennifer helped the Cherokee Nation create and roll out the first certified Native American film commission to open in the United States. Just three years later, the Cherokee Nation Film Office accomplished yet another groundbreaking feat by offering the first-ever tribal film incentive program. 

Jennifer continues to serve as Director of the Cherokee Nation Film Office, which also created and maintains unique, all-inclusive talent, crew and consulting online directories featuring Native American actors, extras, voice actors, crew, cultural experts and other industry resources. 

The mission of the Cherokee Nation Film Office is to increase the presence of Native Americans in every level of the film and television industries, while creating opportunities for economic development and jobs in the Cherokee Nation – a 14 county reservation area in northeast Oklahoma.