Sep 122 min read

Lillee Jean On Set of 'The Chorus in Our Eyes' Indie Film

Actress Lillee Jean is on set, watching footage playback with actor Ken Holmes in Central Park! The award-winning actress wears many hats including writer, producer, director, and filmmaker of the indie film production titled ‘The Chorus in Our Eyes'.

Wrapping up shooting, both actors spoil fans with behind-the-scenes sneak peeks!

Jean's film 'Macbeth Is The Language; was awarded 'Finalist', for the Best Short Film category at the Script Symphony Awards! She also detailed in a recent Film Quirk her harrowing experience being stalked for years, and how her documentary, Project: Bullyish' has been awarded Official Selection at FilmNest and Finalist at Humro Cinema Fest!

About Lillee Jean:

Lillee Jean Trueman is a multi-award-winning actress and filmmaker, from New York City. Lillee Jean is best known for her award-winning celebrity talk show Lillee Jean TALKS! Live, featuring beloved Hollywood stars such as Don Most, and her breakout lead role as Roxie Capri in the Best Women’s Film award-winning short Miss Roxie. Her latest sci-fi comedy film, 'The Trapper Trap - Part 1', written by herself, and featuring the Puerto Rican star Edgardo Rubio, marks her noteworthy debut in the film industry, wearing the hats of filmmaker, writer, and lead star. She has won several awards for the film so far, and has screened in Paris for the trailer!

In 2024, she joined the cast of the Taste Awards Festival finalist award-winning show 'The FNL Network Talkshow' as a Spring co-host. She won a Special Achievement Honoree award in 2024 for the Entertainment and Lifestyle News category. She has trained at the renowned New York City T. Schreiber Studio extensively studying the Meisner Technique with Nicolas Landry, various dialects from Page Clements, and under Hollywood actors Michel Corbiere and Edgardo Rubio. Raised in New York City, she is Ashkenazi Jewish and Lutheran, and her ethnicity spans Russia, Ukraine, France, England, and Germany.

Award-Winning Project: Bullyish Film:

Wins: FilmNest International Film Festival / Best Documentary (Short/Narrative) / Official Selection / Humro Cinema Film Fest / Best Documentary / Finalist (FILM PRODUCTION)