Metamorfic is a women-led production company based in Los Angeles. We are committed to inclusive storytelling in films, virtual reality, and immersive experiences.  

Our projects focus on representing authentic life through rich performances, cohesive visual design, and thoughtful sound design.

JHENNIFER WEBBERLEY (Producer/Editor)

A Los Angeles native, Jhennifer Webberley is a producer/editor and founding member of Metamorfic Productions LLC that has produced critically acclaimed feature films as well as several award-winning shorts and music videos. Jhenn recently produced 7000 MILES (Wendie Malick) which world premiered at the 2023 Dance with Films Festival. Additional features Jhenn has produced include MILES UNDERWATER, AND THEN THERE WAS EVE (Tania Nolan, Karan Soni, Mary Holland), QUALITY PROBLEMS (Chris Mulkey, Mo Gaffney, Jenica Bergere), BREAD & BUTTER (Christine Weatherup, Bobby Moynihan, Micah Hauptman), RIPE, and WAIT MEANS NEVER.  Webberley also enjoys editing on many of her independent projects including QUALITY PROBLEMS, FAREWELL MY KING, ONLY CHILD, WINDED and BROKEN WINGS (Isabella Blake-Thomas). Webberley is a producer/cowriter on the award-winning graphic novel THE RED STAR (Christian Gossett), which is currently in development as a television series.

Webberley holds a MFA (Magna Cum Laude) in Film and Television Production from the USC School of Cinema-Television and a MBA (Magna Cum Laude) from Pepperdine University in Marketing and Strategy. While at Pepperdine, Webberley participated in Shanghai’s Fudan University’s global extension program in management strategy in China.  Webberley is a producer/cowriter on the award-winning graphic novel THE RED STAR (Christian Gossett), which is currently in development as a television series.

Her comprehensive film experience is matched by her diverse work in theatre where her love for the arts began. She has produced and directed several independent productions including SEBASTIAN AND THE TATTOOED LOVE LIBRARIAN, PERCEPTIONS, and SEARCH AND DESTROY (Jeremy Renner) at the Tamarind Theatre. Professional memberships include Film Independent, the International Documentary Association and Women in Film.

JEN PRINCE Producer/Director/Editor

JEN PRINCE is an independent producer/director/editor who hails from south Texas. Jen produced 7000 MILES(Wendie Malick) which world premiered at the 2023 Dances with Films Festival. Jen produced & co-edited the indie feature QUALITY PROBLEMS (Chris Mulkey, Mo Gaffney), available on VOD via Freestyle Digital Media, winner Best Independent Spirit Feature, Sedona Film Festival, Best Feature at Women Texas Film Festival, Hell's Half Mile Festival, among other critical acclaim. Jen produced AND THEN THERE WAS EVE, (Tania Nolan, Karan Soni, Mary Holland, Rachel Crowl) for Metamorfic Productions, winner Jury Award  Los Angeles Film Festival, limited theatrical/ now on VOD (Breaking Glass Pictures). Produced EVE OF UNDERSTANDING (Bellamy Young, Rebecca Lowman), Vanguard Cinema. Jen's feature directorial debut, MILES UNDERWATER, received the Hometown Heroes grant from the Duplass Brothers/Seed&Spark.

Jen is a graduate of the MFA Film Production Program at USC and earned her BFA in Acting and a BA in Liberal Arts in the Plan II Honors Program at the University of Texas at Austin. Post-Production TV Credits include the Emmy Awards, The Contender, and The Amazing Race.

Jen is a member of the Producers Guild of America (PGA) and a regular contributing writer for Ms. In the Biz online.  She teaches directing and producing as a faculty member for New York Film Academy and serves as a mentor for the University of Texas at Austin Semester in LA program.  Jen is a mother of four boys and loves trying to keep up with them and, at times, watching the grass grow.

COLLABORATORS

CARTER SMITH (Producer)

His interest in filmmaking began at age 13 when he and his friends made a sequel to Ghostbusters on VHS. Carter attended the University of Colorado at Boulder and received a BFA in film. His passion for film brought him to Los Angeles, where he became an I.A.T.S.E. Local 600 Camera Assistant.

Early on in his career, it became obvious that he needed to tell stories and share them with an audience, so he began producing. First co-producing the documentary B-17 Flying Legend, using recent film and video as well as found footage, it tells the story of the last flying B-17's, their missions, and the men that still fly them. Then he associate produced Farewell My King (a artist is inspired by the death of his father - 35mm), Ripe (a coming of age love story with a terminally ill women and a heavy smoker with cancer), and co-produced Prelude to Axanar (award winning Star Trek fan film which broke kickstarter records). Most recently, he associate produced Quality Problems (winner best feature film - Women Film Festival) co-produced And Then There Was Eve (winner of LA Muse - Los Angeles Film Festival).

Between producing projects, he has worked feature films and TV in the camera and electrical department. Carter has worked  as assistant camera on many recognizable projects such as Thor 2, Guardians of the Galaxy, HBO - Sharp Objects, Pitch, Agent Carter, Ghost Whisperer, and Angel, to name a few.

COLETTE FREEDMAN (Producer/Writer)

Colette (@colettefreedman) is a novelist, playwright and screenwriter. Her plays and musicals have been done all over the world, including Serial Killer Barbie and Sister Cities, (Jacki Weaver, Alfred Molina, Stana Katic, Jess Weixler). She has produced a number of films and written several indie gems including And Then There Was Eve which won The Los Angeles Film Festival and is distributed with Breaking Glass Pictures. She co-produced the film Quality Problems, which has won several of awards, and is distributed with Freestyle Media and can be seen on iTunes and Amazon. Currently, she is in post-production for her coming of age film Miles UnderWater and her film 7,000 Miles (Wendie Malick) is on the festival circuit. Colette just worked as a dramaturg on Mozart - The New Musical, which premiered at Carnegie Hall. A top Hollywood script doctor and ghostwriter, Colette is also the Dramatic Writing Program Officer at Antioch University and faculty member at NYFA, and Studio Arts where she teaches screenwriting, playwriting and novel writing.

See her work at https://colettefreedman.com

CHRISTIAN GOSSETT (Writer/Director)

Gossett brings a unique blend of writing and design experience to Farewell My King. He was one of the first designers hired by Lucasfilm Licensing to retro- design the Star Wars galaxy in 1993. Gossett was only 23 years old when his radical concept drawing of a 'double-bladed lightsaber' was presented to George Lucas. George's approval memo hangs in a frame on the wall of Gossett's studio. Seven years later, this design would be made famous as Darth Maul's signature weapon in The Phantom Menace.

Bringing this same unique talent to bear when designing characters and weapons for the film and videogame industry, Gossett's character and concept designs have been sought by such visionaries as Sir Richard Taylor, Peter Jackson, and Tim Burton's new adventures of Disney's Alice in Wonderland'.

His videogame career began at Activision on the PSX. Since then, he has designed for Sega, Namco, Microsoft and others. His most recent game work will be seen on an upcoming release of Activision's flagship franchise Call of Duty. Gossett's ongoing project, The Red Star, having successfully launched as a PS2 / PS3 game, is now in development as a feature film at Warner Brothers. The Red Star has sold over a million units worldwide, was voted among the Top 100 graphic novels of all time by Wizard magazine, and is one of the most critically acclaimed independent comics' series of the decade.

Christian's graphic novel background informs his approach to filmmaking in every way, resulting in a distinctly original voice. For more detailed information, please visit www.christiangossett.com.

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