Jennifer Nkemdilim Eneanya

Born in Nigeria on June 17, 1985, Jennifer is a Filmmaker, Screenwriter, Lawyer and Mistress of Ceremonies. She is a published Author of two short story collections, a two-time winner of the Africa Book Club Short Story Competition and 2018 finalist, a co-editor of The Next Nigerian Star Book anthology and a screenwriting awardee of the African Film Festival. Her production and screenwriting credits include Relive, Zena, For My Girls, Love in a time of Kekes, Pushing 30, Zuriel's Diary, The Housekeeper's Daughter, Along Came a Butterfly, Paradise, and more. She has also written and developed stories for MNET's Africa Magic series, 'Tinsel' and 'Hustle.' A versatile creator, she has over nine years' experience as an Editor-in-Chief, Features Editor, Assistant Editor and Copywriter and is an advocate for the Sustainable Development Goals 4 and 5. She holds a filmmaking certification from Le Cinefabrique, Lyon, France and the African Institute of Media Studies, a Bachelors of Law from the University of Nigeria and is an Associate Chartered Arbitrator. She is a versed storyteller who has developed an understanding, a passion and networks in the Nigerian entertainment industry and works as the Chief Content Officer for her startup, Amaranthine Media which she hopes to build into a one-stop center for world-class, indigenously sourced content for Africans by Africans and targeted for teenagers and children.