Although I got a late start, there are countless memories I have, beginning as early as I can recall, where I pretended to be in a movie. One in particular, was the overly dramatic, ‘lying in the hospital on my death bed scene’; doesn’t every little girl just love pretending to be gravely ill and dying? Oh, then there’s the ‘I just ate 5 apples and my stomach hurts so bad’ scene; I decided to imitate this commercial from tv during which the lead character bit into an apple several times as he spoke. I remember my dad coming into…
Author: Jennifer Gullick
Jennifer Gullick
Atlanta native, Jennifer Gullick, is an upandcoming actress who is immensely passionate about and devoted to her craft. Jennifer is committed to stretching the boundaries in her work; accepting and successfully executing roles from comedic to dark. Most notably, she was cast as coanchor, Diane Yahwea, in Anchorman 2. Jennifer appears in numerous films, commercials, and corporate industrial videos. She quickly developed a passion for the industry in all facets and wears many hats. She and her husband own and operate a successful production company, Felton Interactive Group, where she oversees sales and has acquired extensive experience as Associate Producer, Casting Director, and Production Assistant. Besides acting, Jennifer is passionate about health and fitness, enjoys time with her husband, friends, family, and her beloved Boston Terrier, Maggie. Jennifer comes from a corporate background and developed a reputation as a leader in sales and marketing in the real estate and insurance industries.
“I think the most liberating thing I did early on was to free myself from any concern with my looks as they pertained to my work.” ~ Meryl Streep I started acting pretty late in the game; almost by accident. It all started when, during a time of major change and a fairly high degree of stress, I decided I needed to do something just for me. I chose to attend a drop-in improv class. The rest, as they say, is history. Looking back, it seems as if I was catapulted from the gawky, tomboy phase of my girlhood into…