Jennifer fontaine

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Jennifer Fontaine

Born	Jennifer Smith November 2, 1974 (1974-11-02) (age 33) New Orleans, Louisiana
Years active	1997–present
Spouse(s)	Kerem Hanci

Jennifer Fontaine (born November 2, 1974 in New Orleans, Louisiana) is an American actress, writer, producer best known for her role as Louise in the 2007 film LOOK, a voyeuristic feature that captures the secret lives of people through surveillance cameras, directed by the creative indie powerhouse Adam Rifkin, as well as the starring role of Suzie, the bored Orange County suburbanite, in the mockumentary Krush helmed by award-winning director Topher Straus. As the meddlesome private eye Juliet, in Lauren Hollingsworth’s Interference, audiences applauded her starring performance from Montreal to the UK, Los Angeles to New York and even in the Deep South, but it was her collaboration with Mark Bernier on The Last Time We Were… that won the duo a Silver Remi at WorldFest/Houston 2006 for Best Original Narrative Short.

Jennifer also has a deep affinity for the stage, deviating from mainstream productions; she opts for creative transformations and diverse characterization. In 2004, Variety heralded her work as “ideal” in the critically acclaimed production of Bogosian's suburbia at the Skylight Theater.^[1] The LA Weekly deemed Jennifer “Impressive and Moving” for her ballsy portrayal of Elly in Sunday On The Rocks. Backstage West defined her talent as “Triumphant” and The Palisadian Post said “[Fontaine] embodied the Lucy-ness of Lucy” for her portrayal of Lucy Van Pelt in Janet Carroll's You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown.

In 2001, Jennifer Fontaine along with her husband Kerem Hanci, founded Scorpio Rising Films a film production company committed to supportive collaboration with devoted and impassioned artists, encouraging original and inspired material.^[2]