Jenny Argyle Hogan makes stories impossible to ignore. An award-winning filmmaker and creative strategist based in Chicago, she thrives on bold ideas, sharp collaboration, and storytelling that sticks.

 

Her career spans independent film, national ad campaigns, and Emmy-recognized television. Most recently, Jenny wrote and directed the short film Snooze (2025), now in the festival circuit. She produced the award-winning features The Premiere (2024) and Twain: Cancelled (2022), and has led commercial and political campaigns for clients including Honda, Kamala Harris, Cox Communications, Lori Lightfoot, and Broadway Across America. Previously, Jenny spent five seasons producing for Warner Bros.’ Judge Mathis, earning a Daytime Emmy Award in 2018 for Outstanding Legal/Courtroom Program.

 

Jenny first fell in love with directing while earning her Theatre degree at Butler University, later transitioning from the stage to the big screen. Her directing debut, Standardized Patience, won 2nd Place for Best Pilot at the Knoxville Film Festival.

 

Off set, Jenny enjoys singing, comedy, true-crime binges, writing haikus, and creating TikToks although she is in her 30s.