Blonde babe Jenna Kramer made her onscreen debut as Emily in the horror film Hell at Heathridge (2013), and Mr. Skin has been eye-balling her ever since. Blonde hair, blue eyes and a sweet figure, she’s everybody’s dream date. Most of her limited resume revolves around Kent State University Independent Films, with Heathridge, and roles in the series Second Time Around in 2014 and KSUIF Holiday Series in 2015, in addition to the short Nyctophobia and the movie Unlucky, have been projects made by the university in the state of Ohio. For her first film outside the collegiate arena, she chose the uncredited role of Locker Room Girl in the film In Search of Fellini (2017), about a small-town Ohio girl who becomes a fan of the renowned director Federico Fellini and sets off on a journey across Italy to find him. Jenna, obviously an Ohio girl at heart, plays true to her character’s name, and is a girl in a locker room. Wearing bikini panties with high-cut bottoms and exposed cheeks, we view the starlet through a peephole, manned by adolescent youth. She pulls her shirt over her head, over her long, blonde ponytail, and flashes her bare breasts much to the excitement of her enthralled audience—and Mr. Skin, of course. Jenna’s next cinematic role was as Virginia Kelleran in the film Lux in Tenebris, also filmed in Ohio (who knew that many films were filmed in the Buckeye State?). Starring Eric Roberts, the film actually has two wins and four nominations at the Indie Gathering International Film Festival. (Who knew movies shot in Ohio were award-worthy?) That seems to be about it for Jenna. All Mr. Skin can say is, Ohio: who knew?
