Jen Grace - Irish Snowboarder
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Award-winning Director, Producer, Writer
Céad Mile Fáilte (One Hundred Thousand Welcomes)

Welcome to the website of snowboarder turned filmmaker, Jen Grace. Jen was the first snowboarder to represent Ireland on the international circuit. She spent five years on the FIS world cup tour and raced in three World Championships. Now in her fourth year of Montana State University's Science and Natural History Filmmaking Master's program, she feels she's found her calling. Like her, this site is under transition....


Soul Dog. Now in Post-Production

Soul Dog promo from Jen Grace on Vimeo.

Dogs roles in America are changing. The more they become like family, the harder it is to treat them like animals. This documentary is about the four-year-long degenerative paralysis of my soul dog, Juno. It also follows my struggle over convictions about dominion and custodianship; life and death. This journey led me into the hearts and home of others coping with similar issues.

My sincere gratitude goes to:
Sara Shier, editor
Roger O'Donnell, composer
And everyone who has allowed me to share their stories


If you would like to contribute funding to the post-production of Soul Dog, please use the contact page to reach me.
What's New...
01/11/10: Wilson and Ditch Digging America
I am so excited about the Jim Henson Company's Wilson and Ditch webisodes that launch today! Last summer I shot four locations for them (episodes 3 and 8) http://www.pbs.org/parents/wilsonandditch/about-the-program/episode/01-05.html

See them at. http://pbskids.org/wilsonandditch/ And you'll also see homepage images of the Badlands that I shot too!

The show is so cute and funny! The way the characters move, their songs. I am so proud to have been part of the project.It was SO MUCH fun!
01/04/10: Wilson and Ditch Digging America
Last summer I shot four locations for these Jim Henson Company webisodes. Coming to PBS kids in January!
12/10/09: Environmental Film Festival Official Selection
Frog, Chemical, Water, You will screen at the National Museum of Natural History on March 28th 2010!
11/10/09: American Conservation Film Festival Official Selection
Screening in DC
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