Jennifer Hill

Infobox actor
name=Jennifer Hill
birthplace=Toronto, Ontario, Canada
birthdate=December 31, 1978
website=http://www.jenhill.net

Jennifer Hill is an actress born in Toronto, Canada, on December 31 1978. Hill has appeared in numerous television shows and films and is best known in Canada for her hosting of for "Game On", a triva based sports show which aired before the NFL game every Sunday afternoon.

Hill's love for the performing arts manifested itself at an early age. By the age of six she was performing with fellow acting students. By the age of eight she already had an agent and her fifth International TV commercial under her belt.

For years Hill enjoyed her time in front of the camera as a child actor appearing in numerous television commercials, film, advertising photo shoots and community theater performances. But later on, her constant brushes with the advertising world motivated Hill to pursue her love of her craft from the other side of the camera and she joined an ad agency.

While continuing her scholastic and performing arts studies at night Hill spent her days at the agency working in areas such as broadcast, print production and business management. However, Hill's interpersonal skills and logical approach to problem solving redirected her advertising career to the human resources side of the business, where she rapidly progressed to the role of Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) with responsibilities for over 100 employees.

But to the chagrin of her advertising colleagues the time came when Hill could no longer suppress her need to follow her true goal in life. She auditioned for - and won - the role of co-host on a nationally televised Canadian sport-based trivia show, "Game On". Over two successful years Jennifer gained notoriety and an almost cult like following.

She soon became a media darling with numerous appearances on the "Mike Bullard Show", "Off The Record", "The Wave" and the guest host for the 14th annual Gemini Awards. Hill also graced the covers of an international magazines and has been the subject of articles in major newspapers such as the cover of "Urban Male Magazine", "The Globe and Mail", "National Post", "Toronto Star" and "Toronto Sun".

Hill has appeared in "Entourage", "Relic Hunter", "Twice in a Lifetime", Mary Higgins Clark's "You Belong to Me", "An American in Canada", other feature films such as Rob Morrow's "Street Time", "Mutant X", "Soul Food", "", "Blue Murder", "Ten 'Til Noon", and Co-hosted "Hi-Point Casino's" with Kenny Rogers.

External links

* [http://www.jenhill.net Official Web Site]