Jennifer Chung is a Korean-American actor, singer-songwriter, and founder of 'Today Worthy.' Growing up in the Bay Area, Jennifer was first introduced to the stage as a protégé of her mother, a Korean traditional dance teacher, and eventually discovered her own passion through theater. She went on to lead musicals and earned her B.A. in Drama from UC Irvine in just three years.

Her on-camera breakthrough came with her debut role as In Sook in HBO's Lovecraft Country, followed by appearances in acclaimed projects like Ozark under the direction of Jason Bateman. Jennifer recently wrapped her first recurring TV role, set to be announced soon. Starring as the principal in two SAG national commercials, Jennifer can also be seen in the short film Threadbeat Dad, premiering at the 2025 Atlanta Film Festival.

Jennifer's journey as a singer-songwriter began when she uploaded a casual singing video to YouTube - a moment that blossomed into over 38 million views and millions of streams of her original music. Her creative voice has taken her all the way to the White House under the Obama administration and, in 2025, to YouTube HQ to perform in celebration of their 20th anniversary.

A true multi-hyphenate, Jennifer's passion extends beyond her talents. Through 'Today Worthy' she empowers others to pursue their dreams holistically, reminding them that "worth is not defined by others' perceptions of success, but by your own."