About Jaine Green
Jaine Green is a UK artist and former documentary maker and stand-up comedian. Born in London, she studied in Chichester and worked as a hairdresser and stand-up comedian before winning a place on ITV鈥檚 Metroland, a series for first-time directors. Her films deal with often difficult taboo social issues involving women in society, and she has made diverse films and commercials and also directed theatre.
She won the Best Docu-Soap award at the National TV Awards, and her short film Cherry Cake was an official selection at the Vancouver International Film Festival and a finalist at the St Louis Film Festival. She wrote, directed and produced the 2015 short film Cherry Cake. The film stars Eve Pearce and Matthew Kelly. She was Head of Content at Discover.film and was an adviser at AI Aware, a company building products to detect AI generated images and videos.
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Frequently asked questions
How did Jaine Green become a director?
Jaine Green worked as a hairdresser and stand-up comedian before winning a place on ITV's Metroland, a series for first-time directors.
What are Jaine Green's films about?
Her documentaries deal with often difficult, taboo social issues involving women in society, and she has also made commercials and directed theatre.
What awards has Jaine Green's work received?
She won the Best Docu-Soap award at the National TV Awards, and her short film Cherry Cake was an official selection at the Vancouver International Film Festival and a finalist at the St Louis Film Festival.
What does Jaine Green do besides filmmaking?
The London-born artist was Head of Content at Discover.film and is an adviser at AI Aware, a company building products to detect AI generated images and videos.
