Jessica Lee

Jessica Lee is an accomplished actress and model of Asian-American descent, originally adopted from Seoul and raised in Colorado. Her journey into the entertainment industry began when she signed with Donna Baldwin, leading her to hone her craft under the guidance of notable coaches such as Nick Sugar, Gary Spatz, and Diane Hardin. This dedication opened doors for her, allowing her to secure a variety of roles in commercials, print advertising, and film.

Notably, Jessica earned the distinction of being the youngest member from her area to join the National Thespian Society, showcasing her early commitment to the performing arts. After relocating to Los Angeles, she furthered her education in dramatic arts while also gaining valuable experience as a corporate trainer and interning at Time Inc.

Jessica’s television appearances are impressive and include roles in SyFy's "Face Off" (season one), "CSI: Las Vegas," "Numbers," "The Girls Next Door," "Chemistry," and "Franklin & Bash." Her film credits are equally notable, featuring in titles such as "The 41-Year-Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall," "Detention," "Hangover 2," "In Time," and "Bad Ass." Additionally, she has made a mark in new media through projects with BlackBoxTV and New Form, further solidifying her multifaceted career in entertainment.