writer | director

jenny krakovsky

Jenny Krakovsky is a traditional filmmaker using new technology in pioneering and experimental ways to explore beyond the bounds of cinema. Hailed as "the vanguard of indie filmmaking," by Oscar winner Roger Avary (Pulp Fiction), she is the world's first solo female AI feature film director achieving theatrical release with her 1960s crime caper BOSS (2026).

ABOUT

Approach

Jenny was trained by the founder of the National Film & Television School, the late great Colin Young a pioneering educator and former head of theatre arts at UCLA. Jenny started her career making documentaries and commercials for brands like Nike, Prada, Adidas, Bentley, VICE, GQ, and WIRED before moving into narrative fiction. She brings these cinéma vérité sensibilities, her love of Italian Neorealism and French Nouvelle Vague to AI and hybrid filmmaking techniques.

BOSS (2026)

30 Day Challenge

In May 2026 Jenny set out to make a feature film with AI in 30 days. She released a five-minute video on social media announcing her challenge and that she would vlog for 30 days about the experience. Her first vlog was watched by over 30K people. Across the 30 day feature film challenge Jenny attracted over 3.5M views on social media and the attention of Oscar-winner and Pulp Fiction screenwriter Roger Avary who called Jenny "The tip of the spear in culture".

SOCIAL MEDIA

The accidental influencer

Jenny's 30 Day Feature Film Challenge accidentally made her an influencer. Jenny harboured no desire whatsoever to be in front of a camera or on YouTube and yet that's probably what made people want to watch her. Jenny provides value to her audience through her knowledge, insights, experience and passion for both traditional filmmaking and new technology.

Media

Jenny's long-form interview with Gabriel Gatehouse on BBC Radical featured on BBC Radio 4, BBC Sounds, and on BBC News.Jenny is a key contributor to academic studies including 'AI and The Future of Work' at UC Berkeley, and 'AI and The Creative Process' at Oxford University. She has appeared as a guest speaker at the British Screen Forum.

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