Jennifer Moxham professional headshot — British actress and producer based in Los Angeles, wearing a grey tank top, looking confidently at the camera with a dark blurred background.
Jennifer Moxham is a British producer and actress based in Los Angeles.

Drawing inspiration from her studies on the Stanislavski System and from her own life experiences, Jennifer Moxham is a trained, seasoned and diverse actress who delivers realistic and compelling performances.

Her producer credits include an award-winning short, “To Trend on Twitter”, featuring Jason Flemyng (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels), and Helen Lederer (Absolutely Fabulous), and most recently, “Bermondsey Tales” (2024); a British gangster comedy feature film, starring John Hannah (The Mummy), Alan Ford (Snatch), Charlotte Kirk (The Reckoning), Khali Best (Top Boy).

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‘BERMONDSEY TALES: FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE’ British gangster comedy feature film (2024)

Produced by and featuring Jennifer Moxham 

A family comedy-drama based on real events, Bermondsey Tales contrasts a South London crime family with The Roman Empire, as both organizations turn to infighting when the head of state dies without a natural successor.

Starring John Hannah (The Mummy), Alan Ford (Snatch), Charlotte Kirk (The Reckoning), Khali Best (Top Boy), Vicki Michelle (‘Allo ‘Allo), Frank Harper (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels), Maisie Smith (Eastenders), Vas Blackwood (Mean Machine), Adam Deacon (Anuvahood), David Schaal (The Inbetweeners), Gary Webster (Minder), Linda Robson (Birds of a Feather), Charlie Clapham (English Estate).

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Poster for “Bermondsey Tales: Fall of the Roman Empire” (2024) — British gangster comedy film starring Jennifer Moxham, John Hannah, Alan Ford, and Charlotte Kirk.
Poster for “Bermondsey Tales: Fall of the Roman Empire” (2024) — British gangster comedy film starring Jennifer Moxham, John Hannah, Alan Ford, and Charlotte Kirk.

‘BERMONDSEY TALES: FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE’ British gangster comedy feature film (2024)

Produced by and featuring Jennifer Moxham 

A family comedy-drama based on real events, Bermondsey Tales contrasts a South London crime family with The Roman Empire, as both organizations turn to infighting when the head of state dies without a natural successor.

Starring John Hannah (The Mummy), Alan Ford (Snatch), Charlotte Kirk (The Reckoning), Khali Best (Top Boy), Vicki Michelle (‘Allo ‘Allo), Frank Harper (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels), Maisie Smith (Eastenders), Vas Blackwood (Mean Machine), Adam Deacon (Anuvahood), David Schaal (The Inbetweeners), Gary Webster (Minder), Linda Robson (Birds of a Feather), Charlie Clapham (English Estate).

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Jennifer Moxham and Helen Lederer (Absolutely Fabulous) at an event for their award-winning short film “To Trend on Twitter”, a British dark comedy about viral fame.

‘To Trend on Twitter’ - an award-winning* short film

produced by and featuring Jennifer Moxham

To Trend on Twitter is a dark comedy following a poor, single Mother’s meteoric rise to fame online for having a sick child. Featuring Jason Flemyng (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels), David Baddiel (Baddiel and Skinner Unplanned), Helen Lederer (Absolutely Fabulous), Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton (The League of Gentlemen), Josh Whitehouse (Northern Soul) and Sarah Daykin (Charity Starts at Home).

*Best No Budget Short Film, Carmarthen Bay Film Festival, Wales. CBFF is a BAFTA qualifying film festival.

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Produced by Jennifer Moxham 

So Help Me god

“So Help Me God” is an epic Civil War film based on the true story of Sergeant Albert Townsend, a young man from Flushing, New York, who joined the Union Army after hearing Frederick Douglass speak. His journey through love, brotherhood, sacrifice, and courage unfolds against the backdrop of a divided nation, culminating in a campaign to award him the Medal of Honor. Brought to life through the dedicated research of Townsend’s great-great-grandchildren, Douglas and Robert Scheidet, and developed by a team of exceptional writers, producers, and military historians, this groundbreaking film not only honors Albert and the Flushing boys but also delivers a powerful reminder of unity in times of national divide—echoing the timeless words, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.”

Poster for “So Help Me God: The Road to Being Honored” — a historical drama from Inspired Artists Productions featuring two Union soldiers facing each other with an American flag backdrop and Civil War imagery.
Poster for “So Help Me God: The Road to Being Honored” — a historical drama from Inspired Artists Productions featuring two Union soldiers facing each other with an American flag backdrop and Civil War imagery.

So Help Me god

“So Help Me God” is an epic Civil War film based on the true story of Sergeant Albert Townsend, a young man from Flushing, New York, who joined the Union Army after hearing Frederick Douglass speak. His journey through love, brotherhood, sacrifice, and courage unfolds against the backdrop of a divided nation, culminating in a campaign to award him the Medal of Honor. Brought to life through the dedicated research of Townsend’s great-great-grandchildren, Douglas and Robert Scheidet, and developed by a team of exceptional writers, producers, and military historians, this groundbreaking film not only honors Albert and the Flushing boys but also delivers a powerful reminder of unity in times of national divide—echoing the timeless words, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.”

Poster for “It Can Only Happen in Queens” — a gritty New York crime drama from Inspired Artists Productions, featuring three men in suits against a golden urban backdrop.

it can only happen in queens

“It Can Only Happen in Queens” is a wild, true story about three kids from Queens, NY, who chased the American dream—and got more than they bargained for. What started as a life filled with block parties, fast cars, and first loves, spiraled into a whirlwind of Wall Street scandals, federal investigations, and brushes with the Mafia. Their only shot at redemption? A pardon from the President of the United States. Raw, rebellious, and unapologetically New York, this feature film dives headfirst into the unbelievable reality behind the headlines—a story so outrageous, it could only happen in Queens.

Land of opportunity: The gary Kong Story

“Land of Opportunity: The Gary Kong Story“ is a powerful tale of sacrifice and the relentless pursuit of the American Dream. From the crowded streets of Hong Kong to the heart of New York City, Gary Kong’s journey takes him across borders, through hardship, and into the underbelly of Chinatown’s gang life—before rising to become one of the city’s most prominent entrepreneurs. This feature film chronicles a life shaped by courage, resilience, and a promise to never forget where you came from—or who you’re fighting for.

Poster for “Land of Opportunity: The Gary Kong Story” — a biographical drama from Inspired Artists Productions, featuring Gary Kong’s silhouette overlaid with a New York cityscape and American flag.
Poster for “Land of Opportunity: The Gary Kong Story” — a biographical drama from Inspired Artists Productions, featuring Gary Kong’s silhouette overlaid with a New York cityscape and American flag.

Land of opportunity: The gary Kong Story

“Land of Opportunity: The Gary Kong Story“ is a powerful tale of sacrifice and the relentless pursuit of the American Dream. From the crowded streets of Hong Kong to the heart of New York City, Gary Kong’s journey takes him across borders, through hardship, and into the underbelly of Chinatown’s gang life—before rising to become one of the city’s most prominent entrepreneurs. This feature film chronicles a life shaped by courage, resilience, and a promise to never forget where you came from—or who you’re fighting for.

Projects in collaboration with Inspired Artists Productions  

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Projects in collaboration with Inspired Artists Productions  

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