Jessica Sonneborn | |
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Occupation(s) | Actress, producer, writer, director, Stunt double |
Years active | 2004–present |
Jessica Sonneborn is an American actress, writer, director and stunt double, who is known for starring roles in Bloody Bloody Bible Camp and Dorothy and the Witches of Oz .
Sonneborn worked on many independent films in New England before moving to LA and debuted in The Midnight Shorts Collection (2004) and since then regularly appeared in feature films, direct-to-video productions, TV series, TV mini-series and Short movies. Being a sought-after horror movie actress, she appeared in Detour into Madness Vol. 1, Camp Slaughter , School of Horror, A Lure: Teen Fight Club, Bloody Bloody Bible Camp and recently in House Across The Street (starring Eric Roberts), Piranha Sharks (starring Kevin Sorbo) and her self-written movie Alice D (starring Kane Hodder and Al Snow). She also appeared in popular TV series such as United States of Tara , Hello Ladies and Cuts . [2]
Graduated from Wheaton College with a BA in Anthropology, and Lesley University with a Masters in Education.
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2004 | The Midnights Shorts Collection | Pheobe | Video |
2005 | Camp Slaughter | Elizabeth | Video |
Detour into Madness Vol. 1 | Nikki/Carrie | Video | |
2006 | Shadows Fall | Jillian Storm | Video |
Banana Bread | Jenny | Short | |
2007 | Weapons | Girl #2 | |
School of Horror | Tonya | Video | |
The Cure | Secretary | TV movie | |
2008 | The Dropout | Trixie/Czech Beatnik | Short |
Time | Rose | Short | |
2009 | Spring Breakdown | Sorority Girl | Video |
2010 | Repo | Pacer Owner | |
A Lure: Teen Fight Club | Maggie/Kate | Video | |
2012 | Dorothy and the Witches of Oz | Ev Locast | |
Noah | Townswoman (voice) | ||
Bloody Bloody Bible Camp | Brittany | ||
Money Shot | Lena Starr | ||
2013 | The House Across the Street | Amy | |
Rabid Love | Julie Allen | ||
American Girls | Dr. Monica Rourke | ||
2014 | Alpha House | Stephanie | Video |
Alice D | Natasha | ||
Never Open the Door | Tess | ||
2015 | Pain Is Beautiful | Samantha Raymond | |
Silence | Leah | ||
Extracurricular Activities | Maggie | ||
2016 | Dog Eat Dog | Judge | |
One Night of Fear | Katie | ||
2017 | Piranha Sharks | Raven | |
Dark Roads 79 | Mackenzie Austin | ||
The Basement | Carlee | ||
2019 | The Letter Red | Margaret Banquo | |
Wild Boar | Sable | ||
2020 | The Voices | Morgan | |
Disrupted | Crystal | ||
Happy Horror Days | Jane/Betty | ||
Death By Midnight | Agnes | ||
2022 | Drawn Into the Night | Kate/Maggie | |
2023 | Britney Lost Her Phone | Maggie Youngman |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2006 | Cuts | Penelope | Episode: "Carpal Kids" |
2010 | United States of Tara | Nay Nay | Episode: "From This Day Forward" |
2011 | The Witches of Oz | Ev Locast | Episode: "Episode #1.1" |
2012 | Love Squared | Samantha | Main Cast |
2013 | Hello Ladies | Casting Associate | Episode: "The Wedding" |
2014 | Tinker Steampunk | Fleur de Lis | Episode: "The Telephone Rang" |
Red Sleep | Katrina Long | Recurring Cast | |
2016 | #15SecondScare | Jennifer Runner | Episode: "The Jogging Dead" |
Year | Song | Artist | Role |
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2010 | "Feel Better" | Nikki Lang | Girl in Black #3 |
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