Jessica Ambuehl

Jessica Ambuehl is a Midwest born and raised award-winning performer with decades of experience on both sides of the camera. Her resume boasts over 250 acting projects from commercials, TV, and films to industrials, voice overs, and modeling with the assistance of agents in multiple markets across the nation.

Her recent performance as a grieving mother in the short film "Dolly" has received special accolades in multiple local and international festivals. And, her versatility shines through her various roles such as a news reporter in the feature "Becoming" with Toby Kebbell, as a self-medicated divorcee and mother in "Greg's Going to Rehab" with Jim Beaver, as a station producer with Mykelti Williamson in "Get Ross Clay," as an off-her-rocker protective mother in "Spanks" with David Faustino, as the Goddess Isis in the family feature "Shakespeare's Mummy," as a spunky southern woman in "The Baker Brothers," as a triangle-scheming beauty consultant in "The Racket," as a faith-based store owner in the TV show "Solomon's Porch," and as Susan Carver in her supporting role in "The Peanut Man."

Jessica's work spans across other storytelling platforms from being the spokesperson of Commerce Bank to the automated voice of T-Mobile calls to doing satire news for The Onion with over half-a-million views to representing national brands on screen/in print for Splenda, ACE Hardware, Goodwill, United Airlines, Rigid, Marriott, Energizer, ZIWI, Klogs, and Right Guard to name a few.