Jenna Ciralli trained at The William Esper Studio's Professional Actor Training Program (Meisner Technique) with esteemed acting coach Terry Knickerbocker in New York City. Previously, she received her BA in Theatre Arts (Acting) with honors from Willamette University in Salem, OR. Her time in New York also included study with Maggie Flanigan and gifted character actor Clark Middleton, known for "Twin Peaks" and "The Blacklist."
In addition to acting, Jenna is also a writer and producer. She founded two NY theater companies: The Relevance Group and Ethikos Productions - the later which world premiered Israel Horovitz's "The Bump," at the Flea Theater in Tribeca.
Her award-winning short films "Willow Creek Road," and "Homestead" are recipients of the Montana Film Office's Big Sky Grant and toured film festivals throughout the world. She is also a co-Creator of the 2017 Webby Award Honoree viral video "Casting Call, The Project" - a call to action for inclusive, female-driven content, which Rogerebert.com declared "A Must-See Video."
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Biography
Jenna Ciralli trained at The William Esper Studio's Professional Actor Training Program (Meisner Technique) with esteemed acting coach Terry Knickerbocker in New York City. Previously, she received her BA in Theatre Arts (Acting) with honors from Willamette University in Salem, OR. Her time in New York also included study with Maggie Flanigan and gifted character actor Clark Middleton, known for "Twin Peaks" and "The Blacklist."
In addition to acting, Jenna is also a writer and producer. She founded two NY theater companies: The Relevance Group and Ethikos Productions - the later which world premiered Israel Horovitz's "The Bump," at the Flea Theater in Tribeca.
Her award-winning short films "Willow Creek Road," and "Homestead" are recipients of the Montana Film Office's Big Sky Grant and toured film festivals throughout the world. She is also a co-Creator of the 2017 Webby Award Honoree viral video "Casting Call, The Project" - a call to action for inclusive, female-driven content, which Rogerebert.com declared "A Must-See Video."
