Molly Jacobs

Molly Jacobs, a humble plumber's daughter from a little town in Colorado, attempted directing at the ripe age of seven. It was recess at school and her unwitting friends were the actors. Unfortunately, the production went bust due to everyone wanting to play soccer instead. So Molly ditched the recess crowd and decided to focus on writing. At the University of Colorado in Boulder, she shot a short horror film instead of a boring, old news story for her journalism class and she still got her diploma! So that's something. Then Molly moved to L.A., where she worked as a production assistant at 20th Century Fox and volunteered at the WGA West. That's when she decided to scrape some money together and hire some actors (They did not want to go play soccer instead) to make a little indie feature called: BEING AN ADULT SUCKS. It's free on Youtube. Unsatisfied with the lack of views, Molly decided to try harder and wrote, directed and produced her award winning film: THE TALE OF A CORPORATE SLAVE. It won the People's Choice Award at the World Film Fair Festival in Los Angeles, Best American Film at the Eurovision Palermo Film Festival, Best Feature at Cinema NY Film Festival, Best Supporting Actress for Barika A. Croom at WICA and Best Supporting Actress for Pam Renall at the Los Angeles Film Awards. When Molly isn't writing, she's feeding stray cats, hiking the Rocky Mountains, donating to the Eden Reforestation Project and playing video games. (January 27th, 2022)