Jen Grantham is a freelance photographer in Toronto, Canada, currently gaining experience towards an IATSE membership for still photography in film and television.  A photography hobbyist for over 10 years, she discovered the world of film stills while working for indie production company The Nightingale Company in 2008.  After taking pictures for 13 days on the set of the online series Do You Believe Me, Jen decided she wanted to pursue unit photography as a career.

Recently, Jen finished working on the set of the feature film The Insignificance of Harvey, directed and produced by Jeff Kopas and starring Jordan Prentice; and The Deaths of Chet Baker, directed and produced by Rob Budreau.

In addition to unit photography, Jen recently completed her first corporate assignment, involving headshots for PR and marketing activities.  She also maintains a growing collection of street photos from events around Toronto.

Jen checks her email far too often, and can be contacted at jen@jengrantham.com.