Jennifer Harlow, native Texan, started writing stories between ballet classes as a child. She earned a BA in Theatre, and turned to independent filmmaking soon after moving to Austin. Jennifer acted in several films, including John Bryant's Momma's Boy which played Austin Film Festival in 2006. She soon found herself behind the camera, doing every job from casting assistant to props, wardrobe and set photographer. At the urging of her husband, Mark Reeb, Jennifer finally let someone read her stories, two of which they produced together: Possession, starring Amy Seimetz, directed by Dan Cordle in 2011, and The Sideways Light.