Jennifer Tadlock

Her film Ray of Sunshine (2008) won a Gold for Best Action Adventure for a theatrical release taking her out of the student category realm competing with star named projects.

Jennifer then Co-Produced and Directed a short, No Town, that was nominated for Best Dramatic short at the Hollywood DV festival in 2006. She Directed Finding Hope Now which filmed in Fresno and was inspired by a true story of how the organization here "Hope Now For Youth" got started and has taken gang kids off the streets and been given the chance for a better future and career job which was recently released on DVD August 19 with worldwide distribution.

The second film Jeremiaha's Secret won a Gold (2005) in the student film category at World Fest.

She implemented a film production department for a Louisiana community college and wrote a grant enabling her to make her Directing Debut, From the Heart, with an all Student crew which took a bronze place at the Houston WorldFest in 2003. She worked at the community college for the next 3 summers running the film institute, Producing and Directing each feature teaching the students.

Jennifer Tadlock graduated with a Radio/TV production degree from Kent State University in 1992. After she graduated she started working in the film production industry in Miami, FL, starting out as a PA on local and national commercials and working her way up to Production Coordinator and Producing. With over 20 years experience in the film industry, Jennifer started out as a PA in South Florida and worked her way up to Production Coordinating for local and national commercials, studio projects, and low budget indie features.