Howd Media

A 15 year veteran of the entertainment industry, Jennifer Howd’s eclectic background includes work within feature film marketing, broadcast design and post production. Jennifer has been a much-sought-after Creative Producer and has worked on numerous high-profile projects including Focus Feature's acclaimed Robert Evans documentary "The Kid Stays in the Picture" and VH1's 10-part reality-based television series "My Coolest Years." Most recently, Jennifer served as Creative Producer/Director on Paragon Media's feature-length documentary,"Genomania." Beginning her career as a Publicist at MGM/UA, Jennifer worked on marketing campaigns for films such as Mike Figgis' Academy Award-winning "Leaving Las Vegas," Pedro Almodovar's "Live Flesh, Barry Sonnenfield's "Get Shorty," Mike Nichol’s "The Bird Cage," as well as the James Bond franchise revival installments:"GoldenEye" and "Tomorrow Never Dies." Jennifer later branched out on her own and segued into post production, where she’s been working as a freelance Creative Producer, overseeing motion graphics production for major cable networks, feature documentary films and commercials. In addition to her entertainment production experience, Jennifer co-created and produced “The Queer Media & Entertainment Conference” (Q-Me Con) in NYC and LA dedicated to promoting queer visibility within the media & entertainment arenas. She is the co-author of "The Gay & Lesbian Guide to College Life," published by The Princeton Review.