Jennifer Juelich is a Northern California–based filmmaker and screenwriter whose work focuses on intimate, character-driven stories. She writes, directs, and edits her own films, creating narratives that explore memory, identity, and the emotional lives of her characters.

 

Her directing work includes the feature films Neon Sky (2013) and Love Doll (2006), along with several short narrative films including Blind Faith (2026), Since She Left (2025), Airspace (2020), and Northern Lights (2016). In addition to her narrative work, she has written and directed music videos and multiple original screenplays across feature and short formats.

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Jennifer holds a B.A. in English/Creative Writing from San Francisco State University and was selected to attend the Squaw Valley Screenwriters Workshop.

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She is currently developing new narrative projects, including the feature screenplay

The Heart of the Beats, an ensemble drama about five aging women artists

confronting their shared past.

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