Jenna St. John was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea where she began acting in a Korean educational television show and theatre.  At age 16 she moved to the United States.

She graduated from Colorado State University in 2005 where she participated in theater while working on a BA for English.  In 2005, she landed a role in a feature film entitled, Ophelia's Flowers, where the majority of profits went to SAVE (Suicide Awareness Voices of Education.)  She moved to the east coast after being accepted into one of the nation's top graduate programs, continuing to do film and theater in the DC and NYC area. 

Jenna has become an Indie favorite, a leading lady in horror, dramas, and comedies.  This diverse actress says she loves to challange herself.  "I love roles that are completely new to me.  That way I'm always learning...  Acting never gets old.  It keeps my relationship with performing fresh."

Jenna is "a dream to work with," says Paul Busetti, Director of Cannibal Cheerleader Camp, always able to deliver a strong performance. 

Elias Dancey raved about his leading lady in Zombthology, stating that Jenna is "stunning.  You can't take a bad picture of Jenna."  Zombthology also starred scream queens Tiffany Shepis and Monique Dupree. 

JENNA TRIVIA

She is Half-Korean and Half-American

Known for being a "total dork," full of quirky personality, although she says she prefers, "dark roles."

She is a strict vegetarian, a dancer, and an avid reader of classical literature. 

She has a younger sister, Shannon, and a 12 year old dog, Dusty, whom she loves very much.