Jennifer Spence

Jennifer Spence

actress, producer

Jennifer Spence was born on Jan 22, 1977 in Canada. Jennifer Spence's big-screen debut came with Mr. St. Nick directed by Craig Zisk in 2002. Jennifer Spence is known for Family Law directed by Alysse Leite-Rogers, Jewel Staite stars as Abigail Bianchi and Zach Smadu as Daniel Svensson. Jennifer Spence has got 4 awards and 9 nominations so far. The most recent award Jennifer Spence achieved is Yes! Let's Make A Movie Film Festival. The upcoming new tvshow Jennifer Spence plays is Family Law - Season 2 which will be released on Oct 02, 2022.

Jennifer Spence is a multiple award-winning actor known for her regular roles on You Me Her, Travelers and Continuum. Born in Toronto to a Japanese Canadian mother and British Canadian father, she studied at the prestigious National Theatre School of Canada in Montreal before landing in Vancouver where she began her career in film and television. Other memorable appearances include lead, recurring and guest starring roles on Family Law, The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco, Life Sentence, Beyond, Van Helsing, Frequency, The Killing, Motive, Supernatural, Stargate Universe and Exes & Ohs. Next up is a lead role in a new series called Traces for UKTV and BBC Studios. A project that is especially close to her heart is the feature film Down River. Written and directed by her husband, Ben Immanuel, Jennifer starred in and was an associate producer on the multiple award-winning film which was released theatrically in Canada to audience and critical acclaim. One of Jennifer's greatest passions is mentoring young women through various programs in the film, television and theatre community.

  • Birthday

    Jan 22, 1977
  • Place of Birth

    Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  • Also known

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Known For

Awards

4 wins & 9 nominations

Yes! Let's Make A Movie Film Festival
2020
Best Actress
Winner - Laurel Award
Dog Bite (2019)
Leo Awards
2017
Best Guest Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series
Winner - Leo
2017
Best Supporting Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series
Winner - Leo
2014
Best Supporting Performance by a Female in a Motion Picture
Winner - Leo
Down River (2013)
2014
Best Supporting Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series
Winner - Leo
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