Bio
Jacqueline Emerson is a multi-hyphenate actor, writer, and musician, who has been performing since the age of 6. In addition to her role as “Foxface” in THE HUNGER GAMES, she has acted in projects for NBC/Universal, Fox, Disney, Paramount, and CBS, and can next be seen in Hulu’s upcoming series, GOOD AMERICAN FAMILY (2025). Theatrically, she has performed at the Hollywood Bowl, the LA Opera, and with such companies as IAMA, TheaterWorks, and EST/LA (Ovation Award Nominee 2021). Her vocals have garnered over a million views on Youtube and have lent themselves to projects for Disney, Dreamworks, Netflix and Microsoft, as well as commercial work for Wells Fargo, Clorox, the Teen Choice Awards, and Legoland.
On the writing side, she has numerous upcoming projects, including an original movie musical with DesMar productions, a romcom sold to MPCA, a horror/thriller series in development Critical Role, and an animated feature (based on an original musical she composed) with Meghan Malloy (SPIDERVERSE), Fonda Snyder and director Suzi Yoonessi. She was also commissioned to write the music and co-write lyrics for the original musical "Princess Ten Ten and the Dark Skies," which was produced with full orchestra at UC Riverside.
On the activism side, Jackie created the story-sharing platform "Let's Get Real" while at Stanford, and traveled around the country under that banner, speaking with young women about body image and overall representation issues. She was also the cofounder of She’s So Boss—a multimedia brand that helps girls to discover their own inner boss. Because of her voice on these issues, Jackie was invited to speak at TEDx Orange Coast, was profiled in OWN's digital series, “Who Am I,” was the ambassador to the China Institute (she is conversational in Mandarin), and was a guest columnist for the Huffington Post and Maria Shriver’s website.
When she’s in LA, you can see Jackie performing monthly with improv troupe Pinot Noir on the UCB MainStage, see her act in local theater shows, or find her storyboarding her upcoming projects with a lot of post-its on the floor.
Reps: WME, Untitled Ent, Magnet Management, Greenberg Glusker, DPN
For acting reel email espector@untitledent.com

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FILM/TV
THEATER
CHARLOTTE STAY CLOSE – Atwater Village Theater, EST/LA -- Ovation Award Nominee (lead)
THE ONE WHO GOT AWAY - EST/LA (lead)
LIFE WITHOUT - IAMA UNDER 30 (lead)
RICHARD ROGERS TRIBUTE: FT. SOUND OF MUSIC EXERPTS - Broad Theater - Reprise LA (lead)
SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE - Roy Theater - Reprise LA (supporting)
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING - Stanford Shakespeare Company (lead)
KEEPERS OF THE NIGHT - Alex Theater (lead)
THE SUPREME LEADER – Theater of Yugen - The Playwright's Foundation (lead)
12 ANGRY MEN - Stanford (lead)
THE HISTORY BOYS - Stark Family Intimate Theater (supporting)
RAGTIME - Dinkelspiel Auditorium (lead)
CAN YOU SING - Benefit Concert - Wiltern Theater
BROADWAY TRIBUTE - RepriseLA - Ford Amphitheater
BEETHOVEN’S 9TH - LA Philharmonic/Dudamel - Hollywood Bowl
HANSEL AND GRETEL - LA Opera - Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
PAGLIACCI - LA Opera - Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
IMPROV/COMEDY
TROUPES: Shoot the Moon (UCB), Pinot Noir (UCB), guest player on Baby Wants Candy (UCB)
FESTIVALS: Texas Thespian’s Conference (The Music Store - 8,000 person audience); LA Comic Con (The Show That Shall Not Be Named); CIT National Championship (Stanford Improvisers)
VOICEOVER
ENVIOSA (NETFLIX) - Dubbing
SUPERSEX (NETFLIX) - Dubbing
STARFIELD (MICROSOFT) - Autumn Macmillan (companion), Helena Chambers
FANTASIA: MUSIC EVOLVED (DISNEY) - Scout
FATHER OF THE PRIDE (DREAMWORKS) - Tiger Twins
COMMERCIALS - Walmart, Well’s Fargo, Legoland, Teen Choice Awards, Clorox etc.
TRAINING
ACTING: Anne Scarborough (6 years), Warner Loughlin (2 years), AMAW (2 years), Julie Ariola (current)
IMPROV: IO, Second City, Stanford University/BATS
VOICE: Bruce Eckstut (6 years), Edward Sayegh (2 years)
PIANO: Colburn School with Kathleen Summerland (10 years)
SKILLS: Accents (Deep South, Southern Belle, Mid-atlantic, British RP, Cockney, Irish, Boston, Russian, Eastern European, French, etc.), languages (Mandarin, German), dance (tap, jazz, modern), rock climbing, sword fighting/stage combat, tennis, skiing, etc.
