Jennifer Betit Yen, also known as Vix, the greatly feared assassin, manages to showcase her karate and boxing skills, wield a katana, engage in some knife throwing, and even shoot a few rounds of bullets all in one film (the fabulous 'Stalemates'). Jen, a native of New York, trained in acting at Cornell University and documentary filmmaking at the University of Wollongong, in Wollongong, Australia.

Jen's performance art has ranged from working as a newscaster for an FM radio station in upstate New York to performing voiceover work for various websites and animated characters; and from performing Shakespeare on the stage ('Hero' in 'Much Ado About Nothing' and 'Celia' in 'As You Like It') to a deadly killer on film.

A relative newcomer to the Boston film scene, Jen has been cast in eight New England-based films during the past eight months that she has been pursuing film performance opportunities in the area. A Roscoe Productions film in which Jen played the concerned and frustrated wife of an insomniac slowly becoming delusional, "Shut Eye," screened at the New England End of Summer Film Festival in August 2004, as did a Midnight Chimes Production, "BigoTV," in which Jen was also cast.

You can catch some of Jen's voiceover work on http://www.luxormedia.com/ and some of her photos on http://www.clairephoto.com/ and in one of L.L. Bean's summer 2005 catalogues. Also, keep an eye out for Jen on screen again when the much-anticipated 'Stalemates' screens, as well as in the upcoming White Pongo Production's 'Welcome to the Family.'

In her spare time, Jen volunteers for BookPALS, reading stories aloud to children; runs; boxes; and skis.  She thanks her friends and family for all their love and support.

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