Jennifer Zern is a screenwriter and songwriter who wrote and scored her first stage production, Hookers: The Musical, at the tender age of 11. She writes for independent comics and zines, and also publishes eroticomic fiction under a secret nom de plume. With a heavy background in advertising and marketing, she is also a meticulous copy writer, editor and proof-reader. As a vocalist, she has performed in numerous venues including CBGBs. She also worked as a show hostess and door girl for the notorious club Meow Mix in New York City. She is known by her stage names Jezebel Red, Jenny Cupcake of D-Cup and J-E.Z. of Lambourghini Gangbang. Her songs are available for download at jenniferzern.com.

A designer for over a decade, Love Ablan has created graphics and content for print, web, film and television, as well as sets and props for motion pictures and for photographer David LaChapelle. Her clients include MTV, Nickelodeon, Giorgio Armani and the Sci-Fi Channel. A photographer and fine artist, her paintings, pictures and plush sculpture work have been displayed in numerous art galleries from New York to Berlin, and are featured in the art books Pictoplasma 2, I Am 8-Bit and RMX: Neighborhood. She is known by many aliases including DJ Shortcircuit, and her photography and design portfolios are available at her official website loveablan.com.

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Jen and Love are each dedicated pop-culture afficianados specializing in certain eras and genres. Combined, the duo form a super giant mecha robot of creativity. They have worked together on numerous media projects including music videos, comics, commercials, screenplays, interactive content and the Hellfire ezine under the banner of Imagine Media's ChickClick Network. Recently, the two co-wrote a segment for the experimental play FLAT which was extended in the Brickhouse Theater and reviewed in the New York Times.

In January 2006, the two moved cross country from New York to Los Angeles. They are currently holed up in Hollywood working on creative projects together when they are not chugging Slurpees and playing 'Name That Television Themesong' at 7-Eleven.

Their newest endeavor FANGIRL PROJECT begins December 2006 where they will travel across North America and Canada for six months to meet with and document fangirls and their obsessions.

p.s. You can find both Jen and Love on Myspace and Friendster! (Love is also listed as a photographer on ModelMayhem.)

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