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Jessica Caputo: From Clinical Assistant to Aspiring Filmmaker

Jessica Joan Caputo was Born July 8th, 1981, on Long Island New York her journey into the world of film and storytelling is one defined by passion, perseverance, and bold decisions. Growing up on Long Island, her love for the arts was sparked by the 1982 musical Annie, which ignited a lifelong fascination with film and theater. But life had other plans, and for over two decades, Jessica found herself in a very different role, working as a clinical assistant. Although it was a fulfilling job in many ways, she eventually realized it wasn’t where her heart truly lay.

At the age of 42, Jessica made a courageous decision that would alter the course of her life. She left her long-held career and pursued her true calling—filmmaking. Now, a full-time film student, she is bringing to life the creative ideas she had always dreamed of. Her bold career change was far from easy, but Jessica stands by her decision, knowing that pursuing her passion for filmmaking is something she will never regret.

Jessica’s transition into cinema has already led to exciting opportunities. She has worked on two short films and is currently involved in two feature films. One of these projects, One Mic, is especially close to her heart. This film, written and directed by Corley White, has allowed her to work alongside renowned talents like Fredro Star and rapper Blueface. Corley White has also become a pivotal mentor in Jessica’s career, helping her hone her craft and navigate the competitive world of filmmaking.

In addition to her film work, Jessica is also launching her own podcast, Spark Your Story Podcast. The podcast serves as a platform for open conversations, providing real talk on various aspects of life and storytelling, an extension of her passion for sharing meaningful narratives.

Jessica’s story is one of rediscovery and following one’s true passion. Through her determination, she is proving that it is never too late to pursue your dreams, and that success lies in staying true to oneself, even when the path takes unexpected turns. “THE BEST IS YET TO COME"