Jess Gabor

Jess Gabor was born on October 23, 1996, in Los Angeles, California. She pursued her education at Loyola Marymount University and the Moscow Art Theatre, indicating an early dedication to theatrical arts. This foundation contributed to her versatile acting career across various mediums. Gabor has built a professional career in the entertainment industry, taking on roles that span both dramatic and comedic genres while also contributing behind the camera.

Her career includes notable appearances in television series such as Showtime’s “Shameless” (2018–2019), where she played Kelly Keefe for 14 episodes. Other significant television credits include “Grey’s Anatomy” (2023), “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” (2022), “FBI: Most Wanted” (2020), and “Criminal Minds” (2015). On the film side, Gabor has participated in productions like “The Machine” (2023) and “Gringa” (2023). Her involvement extends to independent film circuits, attending the Sundance Film Festival twice, for “Run Sweetheart Run” and “Hot Seat.” In addition to acting, Gabor has expanded her work to include producing and writing, demonstrating a commitment to various facets of filmmaking.

Beyond acting, Jess Gabor has independently developed her skills as a storyteller. She has written and directed two short films, “Her Story” (2018) and “Barbie” (2021). The short film “Barbie” received recognition, earning a nomination for Best Short at the Cannes Film Festival. This multi-faceted approach to her craft underscores her engagement with the creative process from development through production. Gabor continues to be active in various projects, maintaining a consistent presence in film and television while also exploring new avenues in content creation.