Julie Kent is a seasoned professional in the film and video production industry, currently serving as the President, Producer, and Director at JMC Video & Film Productions. With over 30 years of experience, Julie has established herself as a thought leader in eMedia and internet-based...
Julie Kent is a seasoned professional in the film and video production industry, currently serving as the President, Producer, and Director at JMC Video & Film Productions. With over 30 years of experience, Julie has established herself as a thought leader in eMedia and internet-based marketing tools, helping to shape the corporate communications landscape for a diverse array of clients, including numerous Fortune 500 companies. Her role involves not only overseeing the creative direction of projects but also enhancing the company’s brand image and setting high standards for internal and external communications.
At JMC Video & Film Productions, Julie spearheads key projects that leverage innovative storytelling techniques and cutting-edge technology to engage audiences and drive results. Her expertise in creative campaign development allows her to craft compelling narratives that resonate with target demographics, while her strong people management skills ensure that her team is motivated and aligned with the company’s vision. Julie's entrepreneurial spirit has been instrumental in navigating the evolving landscape of digital media, enabling her to stay ahead of industry trends and deliver impactful solutions that meet the needs of her clients.
In addition to her production work, Julie is passionate about community outreach, often collaborating with local organizations to promote the arts and support emerging talent in the film industry. Her commitment to fostering a creative community reflects her belief in the power of storytelling to inspire change and connect people. As a leader in her field, Julie Kent continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in video production, making her a valuable asset to JMC Video & Film Productions and the broader media landscape.
