Jennifer Emily Fiore graduated Magna cum laude from Bryn Mawr College (outside Philadelphia, PA) with a major in English Honors.  She attended Full Sail University where she earned a degree in Film Production.  She graduated with a law degree (Juris Doctor) from Stetson University College of Law and earned her Master of Arts degree in Media Studies and Media Management at The New School for Public Engagement in New York City.  She also participated in The Poynter Institute “Producer Project” and earned a Certificate in TV Production, Storytelling, and Social Media Engagement Strategies.

Jennifer studied classical piano throughout her elementary, high school, and college years, has performed in numerous concerts, and has won several piano competitions.  She has also studied voice and flute.  She has sung in productions by Opera Tampa (“La Boheme”) and the Patel Conservatory for the Arts (“Rent,” “Phantom of the Opera,” “Cats,” among others) where she also studied acting and musical theatre.  She attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (London, UK) where she earned a Certificate in Acting in Musical Theatre.

While at Full Sail University she completed three short films and was trained in photography.  She also served for six months as a Production Coordinator and Programming Volunteer at WUSF-TV.  Notably, Jennifer worked as Production Assistant on the 2014 Suncoast Emmy Award winning documentary “JFK in Tampa: The 50th Anniversary” which premiered at the Tampa Theatre and has aired on PBS stations throughout Florida.

Jennifer is also interested in literary studies.  In June 2013, she delivered a scholarly paper on “Identity in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice” (based on her senior thesis at Bryn Mawr College) at the International Pride and Prejudice Conference, Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge University, UK.

Jennifer’s law studies focused on arts, entertainment, intellectual property, and media law.  She has done extensive research and writing on copyright and fair use.  She is particularly interested in educating artists, photographers, musicians, entertainers, filmmakers, and writers in how to protect their creative products.  She gained experience at the Patel Conservatory in Arts Administration and at Ruth Eckerd Hall in entertainment contracts, copyright, licensing, and artist relations.  Currently, Jennifer is involved in TV and film production projects in New York City. Most recently, she worked on the set of HBO’s Golden Globe and Emmy award-winning TV series “Succession.”