Jennifer Booth

Jennifer Booth has one of those Hollywood resumes that makes you wanna sit up and pay attention, honestly. Her fingerprints are all over some seriously iconic flicks. You’ve probably caught her work in “La La Land” (2016)—yeah, the one where Ryan Gosling tap dances his way through dreamy LA sunsets. That movie? Absolutely soaked in style and nostalgia. It took old-school musicals, spun them on their head, and somehow made them feel brand new. Jennifer helped shape all that magic behind the scenes, making every musical number pop and every frame shimmer. But she’s not just about jazz hands and bittersweet romance. Go back a bit and you’ll see her name tied to Disney’s “Hercules” (1997). That movie’s a wild ride—Greek myths, gospel music, sassy humor. It’s got a look and vibe all its own, and Jennifer’s creative touch helped stitch together that whole larger-than-life world. Seriously, try getting “Zero to Hero” out of your head after watching. Flip to something a little darker and you’ll find “A Simple Favor” (2018) on her list. That film’s this twisty, stylish mystery with a wicked sense of humor—think suburban secrets, killer wardrobe, and a plot that keeps yanking the rug out from under you. Jennifer’s knack for visual storytelling and mood-setting totally shines here, helping turn what could’ve been a run-of-the-mill thriller into something genuinely fun and unpredictable. Basically, wherever she pops up, you know you’re in for a treat.