I’m a Jersey girl, and yes, I already know you hate NJ. I was raised in Teaneck, NJ, a diverse suburb of NYC. Growing up I’d drive into the city and see lots of NYC Theater productions. It became my dream to become a New York City artist.
I graduated from NYU's Tisch School of Arts with a BFA in Drama. I’m a diversity scholarship recipient at the Upright Citizen's Brigade and a former member of The Flea Theater's fearless acting company, "The Bats."
In addition to my stage and acting credits, I’m a writer. My first baby, New Heights webseries, was an official selection at the NYCWebFest, the 2015 Black Women Film Festival, the New Media Film Festival, and Brooklyn WebFest. You can find episodes on YouTube and Facebook. In addition to New Heights, I’ve written and performed a few comedic characters which can be found on my "Jenna Bosco Comedy" YouTube page.
In November 2019, I directed my first short film, “Gamal and Frieda,” a fish out of water story about an unlikely friendship. I’m currently editing and gearing up for a festival run in 2020!
In my spare time, I enjoy being a plant mom to my 30 house plants, eating my way around the world, and shooting unique travel films, which you can find on Vimeo at “Jenna & Steven Films”