Jessica Ann, a gifted and accomplished actress hailing from the picturesque county of Kent, England, took her first steps into the world of acting at the remarkably young age of 16. It was at this early stage in her life that she made the bold decision to enroll in the esteemed Miskin Theatre, an institution that boasts an impressive roll call of talented alumni, including the celebrated Gemma Arterton.
As a student at the theatre, Jessica dedicated herself to a rigorous and comprehensive performance training program, which enabled her to refine her skills to an exceptional level. Her unwavering commitment to her craft resulted in her achieving an impressive equivalent of five A* 'A' levels in performance, a testament to her natural ability and dedication.
With an academic record that was truly impressive, it was only natural that she would progress to the esteemed Courtyard Theatre to further hone her skills in the realms of Acting and Physical Theatre.
Jessica's subsequent role in the zombie flick "Devil's Tower" marked a significant milestone in her acting career, as she shared the screen with two esteemed British actresses, Jessica Jane Clement and Roxanne Pallett, bringing to life the character of Beverly.
In the year 2014, Jessica made a significant impression on both enthusiasts and experts in the entertainment industry by portraying the character of Frankie in the film "Serial Kaller," a stalk and slash motion picture directed by Dan Brownlie, in which she shared the screen with notable actress Suzi Lorraine and the iconic Debbie Rochon, a legend in the world of Troma.
In the subsequent calendar year, Jessica made a notable appearance in Andrew Jones' low-budget horror masterpiece, a cinematic endeavor that would go on to be regarded as a standout in the genre. Specifically, she took on the pivotal role of Agnes Morehouse, a character marked by malevolent tendencies, a portrayal that would ultimately receive widespread critical acclaim.
As the calendar flipped to 2015, Jessica's career trajectory continued to ascend at an unprecedented pace, with a staggering six feature films in various stages of production. Among these forthcoming projects, one particularly noteworthy endeavor was "29 Days Crossed," a key component of the Tony Newton-directed "Virus of the Dead" project, which showcased Jessica's remarkable acting prowess in a tour-de-force performance that solidified her position as a rising star to be reckoned with in the industry. Additionally, the year held much promise, as Jessica was set to star in the nostalgic 80s-inspired slasher film "Christmas Slay," alongside talented co-stars James Payton and Frank Jakeman, in what promised to be a thrilling and action-packed cinematic experience.
