Jenn Pinto

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birthplace = New York, New York, United States
occupation = Actress
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Jenn Pinto (born January 9, 1986) is a Puerto Rican /Ecuadorian/ Trinidad and Tobago Actress and Writer based in New York City.

Career

In 2008, Jenn Pinto participated in a reality show named "¡Viva Hollywood!" on the VH1 Network hosted by Carlos Ponce and Maria Conchita Alonso. She was the only Black contestantBIO:Let's rollup our sleeves and get to work", says Brooklyn born Jenn Pinto, celebreality star of VH1's Viva Hollywood. Whether auditioning for her next lead role, writing screenplays or dancing like a star, Jenn's passion for her craft keeps her on the road to stardom. Jenn was destined for stardom since the early age of 10 starring as an "Angel" in her first short acting gig on Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" at the paramount theater in the famed Madison Square Garden". Her charming splendor quickly paved the way to land her a role on the highly popular PBS kids show "Sesame Street". After winning the hearts of many kids, Jenn also won the heart of Bill Maher and landed a featured guest spot on Comedy Central's Politically Incorrect. Fearless and full of determination, Jenn in 2002 out ranked hundreds of hopefuls and landed and appearance on MTV's "FEAR" and proved that fear was not a factor. Advancing her acting skills, Jenn climbed to new heights in 2003 and landed a role in the award winning independent film "Take no Prisoners" produced by Deborah Pointer (executive producer of Def Poetry Jam). Music even embraces Jenn as she makes her hosting debut on the "Top 25" BET Countdown along side Ja Rule. From comedy television to lead roles in indie films, Jenn Pinto is well grounded in what she calls the ABC's (Always Be Scene) of the industry which fuels her with relentless energy to apply herself in multiple facets from improv acting to television to to film there's proof that "Get to work" is definitely no understatement.

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