Age: 27

Occupation: Producer

    Originally from California, Jenny Davis moved to Florida with her mom following her parents' divorce. Like Serena, her parents separated on friendly terms and she saw each of them frequently.

    Throughout most of her life, Jenny was more or less apathetic to film. She went to the movies, she enjoyed movies, but never gave a thought to a career pertaining to them. This changed when she took TV Production in her freshman year of high school, and she took a great interest in the art. She also met Serena Matthews, who would become one of her closest friends and most frequent collaborator on TV Production projects, and James Greene, who she initially saw as a hot-headed, rude, anti-social jerk before he mellowed out over the course of their four years of TV Production classes in high school.

    Halfway through her senior year, an opportunity arose that would give Jenny a greater chance of attending the University of Southern California, her dream college where filmmakers such as Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, and Francis Ford Coppola got their starts. She would have to move back to California to live with her dad and attend Carlsbad High School. She took the opportunity, and when the time came to start college, she instead attended the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles.

    After a couple of years of classes, she took a year off and started working as a production assistant for a comedy television station. When the higher-ups took notice of her intricate knowledge of production, she quickly became a producer for several sketches, and after a year was working on major film sets at the studio owned by the comedy station's parent company.

    When Serena flew into town, Jenny was quick to get her into the director's chair for a smaller, low-risk film she was producing, and the film became a runaway success. The two collaborated on another film under similar circumstances with even greater results, and now she's in the role of producer for Serena's newest film, Birds of a Feather, which the studio is allowing them total creative control over. But when James Greene comes to her for help with a new project while Birds of a Feather's production causes her and Serena to stress out a bit too much, Jenny starts doing her best to split her attention between helping her former classmate and keeping Serena's passion project on-schedule and iwthin their budget.

    Jenny is a very outgoing woman who loves to please people, and is surprisingly adept at managing stress. She sees patience as a great virtue and tries to give others some leeway if things don't go according to plan, but when the situation is dire she gets into gear to make sure whatever needs to be done gets done. Even outside of work, she maintains an air of professionalism, but it's rare that she isn't seen with an earpiece talking on the phone with her bosses or a client, or is in her office doing logistical work. If she knows she can't help at a given moment, she still tries to point whoever needs her help in the right direction. She may be a bit too dedicated to her job.