Jenn Haltman is a New York-based director, casting director, and producer who originally hails from New Jersey. She began work in casting as an intern at New York Theatre Workshop, an internship which would culminate in her becoming one-half of the casting department until the summer of 2011. While there, she worked on numerous plays including Peter and the Starcatcher, Little Foxes, Aftermath, and The Misanthrope, in addition to hundreds of readings and workshops. 

Since then, Jenn has been working as a freelance casting director in theatre, film, and new media, both in New York and regionally. She is the Casting Director for Portland Stage in Maine and recently worked with Pig Iron Theatre Company and Veterans Repertory Theater. Film projects include "Boy Meets Girl" (dir. Eric Schaeffer), the award-winning shorts "Behind the Wall" (dir. Bat-Sheva Guez) and “Someone Will Assist You Shortly” (dir. Jon Levenson), and the 2017 Sundance selection “Madeline’s Madeline” (dir. Josephine Decker).

In 2014, she directed and co-produced a production of The Understudy by Theresa Rebeck at The Secret Theatre in Queens. This was her first foray back into directing since college and ultimately led to the founding of her company Between Two Boroughs. She has since produced and directed Summertime by Charles Mee, the New York premiere of Cannibal Galaxy: a love story by Charise Greene, and co-developed and co-directed the one-woman show TRICH by Becca Schneider. Additional directing credits include Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol at Mile Square Theatre, Maybe Never Fell at Axial Theatre in Westchester, NY, and CastAndLoose Live!, a staged reading series at Joe’s Pub of curated offensive casting notices. 

Jenn is an avid gluten-free baker and loves puttering around in her garden.