Jacqueline Vené

Jacqueline's early life was marked by a serene beginning on a modest farm in Reno, Nevada, where she first drew breath. The rhythms of rural life no doubt shaped her youthful spirit, but it was not destined to remain there for long. A pivotal moment arrived when she was just 10 years old, and her family made the decision to relocate to the sun-kissed city of Tucson. This fresh start would prove to be a catalyst for her artistic inclinations, as she discovered a deep passion for the performing arts. Specifically, she became enamored with the rich tradition of Commedia Del'Arte, an ancient form of improvisational theatre that allowed her to express herself through a unique blend of writing, directing, and starring in her own productions. As her confidence and skills grew, she began to envision a future beyond the boundaries of her hometown. At the tender age of 18, she took the bold step of striking out on her own in Los Angeles, driven by a fierce determination to make her mark in the film industry.