Jennifer Woodward

About Me: I earned my MFA in Acting from Columbia University, where I trained with incredible mentors like Andrei Serban, Anne Bogart, Priscilla Smith, Robert Woodruff, Andre Gregory, Ada Brown Mather, Yoshi Oida, Jacques leCoq, Bruce Meyers, and Jordan Thaler. I also studied voice with Angela Pietropinto, Glen Holzer, and Lisa Rochelle. Before pursuing my graduate training, I graduated with High Honors in Theater, Phi Beta Kappa, from Wesleyan University. I spent over a decade working in the New York theatre scene, taking on roles like Masha, Desdemona, Lady Macbeth, the Bride, and Hermione, alongside offbeat roles like Rebecca the Clown, Gay Lynn Bo Decker, and Corrine Covington Carr. After relocating to London, I expanded my acting repertoire to include voice work. My versatile voice has been used for everything from computer games (including motion capture) to audiobooks and commercials. I now work across all areas of voice and have become one of London’s leading US voices. I also write. My scripts range from big series fantasy to low-budget family dramas, with a core focus on troubled relationships and sharp dialogue. I'm particularly drawn to the theme of betrayal. Law & Order: UK even commissioned me for a script. Alongside my writing, I’ve worked with writers across various genres to refine their craft. I live in London, south of the river, with my husband and young son.