Due to hit all UK TV, Sky channels, publications and on-line from May. Janine shoots a commercial for Nintendo playing the lead.

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Imagine the plight of poor old Robert Zeinfeld. Found wandering the streets of Leicester at 4am, without even the slightest clue how he got there with total amnesia. And only a bruised head and a suspicious policeman for company. Not an experience you’d forget in a hurry, I would imagine but then again, you have to see it from the policeman’s point of view. Maybe this Zeinfeld character’s not what he seems, maybe he hasn’t lost his memory at all. Maybe it’s all an elaborate cover-up for, well, something or other.  Trouble is, the deeper he digs, the more confused he gets, until he finds himself wrestling a plot with more twists than a buckled slinky.  Of course, the truth always comes out in the end. But first you have to know it’s the end, and then you have to understand what the truth really means.

SAMANTHA (played by Janine), is a doctor but unbeknownst to everyone else, she’s also having an affair with the suspicious suspect Robert Zeinfield.

Forgot me knot is a comedy by David Tristram and is being performed as the OPEN REPRESENTATION at The Courtyard Theatre, London exciting new venue in Old Street.

Performance dates are 16th Oct to 11th Nov, Tues – Sun at 7.30pm (No Monday performances).

To book please go to: Seetickets

Three girls enjoying a girlie night in.  Everything a girl needs – good company, entertainment, chocolate and wine.  No need to leave the sofa when you can order through ‘Dusk Till Dawn’.

Janine plays Tracy the Braggers Girl and is married to Steve the Bragger.  Both born and bred from Basildon, Essex.  Apart from the odd flirtation with others (to keep things alive and interesting), Tracy is totally committed to the marriage as they both struggle to keep up with the Jones’s.  Tracy has made what her husband is today and he knows and appreciated it.  Thus, Tracy puts up and understands why he likes to be the loudest person in the room, not to mention his mother!

Directed by Miran Hawkes, Conversations is about how in our dreams we see life not necessarily how we normally would!

A scene from the movie was also made into a music video and became the debut single from London based band Zeroplane. Written by Miran Hawke & James Whitehead.

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Janine plays the lead – Rachel at The New Writing Festival, London.  Directed and written by Neill Hoskins.

A dark thriller about trust, love and holding onto hope…..  A girl searches for her long lost brother only to find that conman Peter is posing as him whilst the real Michael lays comatose in a hospital bed.

Directed by David Kline, Joe’s Knob is a comedy about the perils of conforming slavishly to fashion and following celebrities, no matter what they get up to!

Three fashion keen girls meet to discuss their friends plastic surgery. When she arrives to show them they are initially shocked at the results but become envious after they discover the ‘enhancement’ is vogue amongst celebrities.  Janine takes on the role of Sally who likes to conform to great lengths no matter the consequences it may leave

This is Janine’s first tv appearance as Sister Nurse Jenny for NHS 247 TV.  Directed by James Esposito.

The dollar has fallen again against the euro and the pound. ‘The English Language’ explores the implications of this currency fluctuation on a company based in the UK.

Michelle Robinson (played by Janine) is a confident, warm but firm, no-nonsense tv reporter who is able to bring in politicians, movie stars, world leaders and correspondents onto her show.

‘The Test’ is a subject matter suspense thriller set in south east London.  Natasha is the main cause of so much suffering throughout the drama.

Directed by Joel Chu at ETC Films, Janine takes on the role of Natasha – a south east London gangland girl.

The film was taken to Cannes Film Festival.

The film revolves around the main female character Anne-Marie (played by Janine) who receives a surprise visit from her childhood sweetheart.  He shares with her a secret her husband does not know, putting her in an awkward situation.

Product of the 80’s is directed by Alex Barrett and the film proudly went on the festival circuit.