Jennifer Lamb: The Quiet Force Behind the Chaos

Jennifer Lamb isn’t one of those performers who chases the spotlight — she’s the one keeping the action real while the camera rolls. With a resume that stretches across decades, she’s worked on some of the most acclaimed and visually striking films in modern cinema.

Jennifer is a longtime member of the Stuntwomen’s Association of Motion Pictures and a local hire in California, though her impact spans coast to coast — and far beyond.

She’s brought her skills to prestige dramas like True Grit and Fargo, both from the Coen Brothers — productions that value nuance, restraint, and performances that feel grounded no matter how wild things get.

In contrast, she’s also lived inside the chaos of visual effects-heavy films like Doctor Strange, The Amazing Spider-Man, and Men in Black 3, where stunts have to sync with green screens, wire rigs, and split-second camera cues, working with more A-listers than most people realize.

Jennifer’s TV credits are impressive too. From Stunt Coordinating 42 episodes on New Amsterdam, to repeat work on Rescue Me, Oz, Fringe, The Sopranos, from stunt performance & stunt doubling on hits like Silver Linings Playbook, Elizabethtown, and The Lovely Bones, to Stunt Coordinating 99 episodes of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, there are few powerhouses that last like her.  She’s been through it all — long hours, complex action, cold sets, explosive scenes — and she always gets the job done.

You won’t hear her talk much about it all though — but her work is everywhere. Subtle, skilled, and quietly essential, Jennifer elevates every scene she touches.