'Jersey Shore's Jenni "JWoww" Farley Can Now Add Filmmaker to Her Resume

After spending the better part of her adult life on reality TV thanks to Jersey Shore and Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, Jenni "JWoww" Farley is making a leap in an entirely different direction — filmmaking. And now, Jenni has a found footage movie that is available for her fans, and those who are just curious about her other talents, to watch. But what is her movie about and where is it available?

Until now, it has seemed like Jenni's biggest aspirations never went beyond reality television in some way. But apparently, she had some big plans and big ideas in the works. Because, whether Jersey Shore remains on TV for the next 10 years or not, she already has a backup plan that might allow her to see fame in a totally new way.

The trailer for Jenni's movie Devon was released in November 2024. The movie follows a group of young investigators who are tasked with finding a missing girl named Devon. Except they have to search for her in an abandoned asylum and literally no good can come from that. Jenni wrote and directed the found footage-style movie, and apparently, it has been something that she worked on for a while to come to fruition.

In 2014, Jenni was the executive producer of the horror comedy Jersey Shore Massacre. Although Devon doesn't have the same comedic elements, the spoof movie allowed Jenni to get her feet wet in film, and at the time, she already had plans to continue in film in some capacity.

"I'd love to do more," Jenni told Cinephiled in 2014. "I especially like the comedy horror genre — I'm not sure I'll be producing heavy dramas any time soon. I really enjoy making fun of myself which is what I think we do in Jersey Shore Massacre."

Jenni's movie Devon is set for a Nov. 12, 2024 release on Screambox TV. Although you might not have seen trailers for the movie on television, there are plenty of users on social media who are talking up Jenni's movie a ton. And when one user shared a trailer and their thoughts on whether or not the movie looks good, Jenni commented to say, "Thank you" with a praying hands emoji.

Jenni has also shared a trailer and little breadcrumbs about the movie on her own social media pages. And there's an official website for the Devon movie that includes viewer participation and faux clues about the missing teen. Judging by the interest the movie drummed up ahead of its release, there were already high hopes for Jenni's directorial debut. And, it seems, if Devon finds success, this could be Jenni's next full-time career.