Jessica Bues, a talented individual, embarked on her professional journey at the tender age of five, commencing her career in modeling and commercials. Her academic pursuits led her to Syracuse University's esteemed Drama Department, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Acting. During her collegiate tenure, she honed her craft by working as an actress on Syracuse Stage, taking on both leading and supporting roles in various productions.
Her impressive theatre credits at Syracuse University include notable performances in Les Liaisons Dangereuses, 365 Plays/365 Days, Cashel Byron's The Professional, The Pillowman, Dolores, and The White Whore and the Bit Player.
Upon graduating, Jessica relocated to New York City, where she refined her acting skills under the guidance of renowned acting coach Bob Krakower. Currently residing in Los Angeles, she continues to study with both Bob Krakower and Lesly Kahn.
Jessica's extensive credits in television include her portrayal of Rob McElhenney's girlfriend on "The Mindy Project", a recurring role on the CBS series "Scorpion", and the character Allison in the Oscar-nominated director/producer Jason Reitman's "Casual".
In addition to her television work, Jessica has appeared in several independent films, including the award-winning "Namour", Oscar-winning director Terry Sander's "Liza, Liza, Skies are Grey", and most recently, "American Exit" opposite Dane Cook and Udo Kier.
