Jeanette Maus(1981-2021)

Jeanette studied Theater at Cornish College of the arts and soon after dove into the Seattle film scene where she began booking shorts, commercials, voice-overs and independent films such as World Enough and Time, The Stranger and the horror cult-favorite, Frayed. She booked the indie film The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle directed by David Russo, then met and began working with Lynn Shelton, playing the lead in the web series What the Funny, and landing roles in her films My Effortless Brilliance and Your Sister's Sister. You can catch Jeanette in the upcoming film Charm City Kings written by Berry Jenkins and premiering at Sundance Film Festival. Devastatingly, Jeanette passed away from cancer in early 2021. My Fiona is her last on screen role.