After attending business school, Ms. Perez attended the New York Film Academy for Digital Video Production in Burbank California at the NBC studious. Ms. Perez went on to teach children 10 to 17 Digital Video Production with a summer technology camp at Vassar, Sacred Heart, Villanova and Princeton.
In 2003 Ms. Perez embarked on an experimental documentary titled,"60 Minutes of Freedom, A Revolution Through Music", which premiered in the Village Theater in New York City , in the Charlie Chaplin room at the Raleigh Studios in Los Angeles, California and at the Brendan Theaters in the Palms resort in Las Vegas.
In 2004, Jennifer wrote, directed and produced her first feature film, "The Space Between Dreams", which was shot entirely in Upstate New York.