Jenna plays on a rec league soccer team, which sounds like the kind of detail you'd skip over in a bio. It is not that kind of detail.

Somewhere in a season that should have been low-stakes by definition, Jenna helped turn it into an actual rivalry. Not exaggerated for effect. She has opinions about the other team's formation. She has been known to bring it up unprompted, days after a game most people would have already forgotten.

That intensity doesn't stay on the field. It's the same energy that shows up on set, minus the cleats: fully in it, no half measures, whether the task is a game against a team whose name she can now recite from memory or a shot that needs one more take to be right.

You'll spot her before you spot her portfolio too, and it's not just the red hair doing that. It's the laugh. Loud, genuine, the kind that shows up half a second before she means it to.

Off the field, she's also the one who remembers everyone's birthday without being told, which tracks. People who care that much about a rec league rivalry tend to care that much about everything else too.