Jessica defines a producer's job as raising money, building relationships with creative teams and theater owners, and finding property (to produce).
What made you decide to become a producer?
Jessica was an actor and a theater arts educator. Her father is producer, Jerry Frankel. She consulted him and did work for him, and he told her that she should just come work for him.
What are some of the shows you have produced and what was the first show you produced?
The first show Jessica produced was Grace. She has also produced the most recent revivial of Fiddler on the Roof, China Girl and Wolf Hall Parts One and Two among other shows.
Are you working on any upcoming projects now?
Jessica is currently the Experience Coordinator for Show-Score. However, she still consults with and works with her father, and she is always looking for new projects
What work do you do in your role as the Experience Coordinator for Show-Score?
She creates programming including salons (discussions) and tours.
What is the best thing about being a producer?
She finds it very exciting to have the opportunity to work with people at the top of their game in so many fields especially in New York City.
What is the worst thing about being a producer?
She doesn't like that producing can be a very risky business, and sometimes, it just doesn't work.
Who are some other producers you admire and have learned from?
Jerry Frankel, Debby Bisno and Roberta Pereira.
We thank Jessica for taking the time to speak with us and answer our questions. For more information about Show-Score or to join now, visit www.show-score.com.
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