Jennifer Sabbah-Immagine began her career at the renowned Théâtre du Soleil, under the mentorship of Ariane Mnouchkine, where she immersed herself in the vibrant world of a multicultural company. This unique ensemble brought together nationalities from all five continents, blending the rich influences of the Orient and Asia with the timeless works of Greek tragedies, Shakespeare and Molière.

She then worked in various capacities including Production Manager, Head of Development, Line Producer, Business Affairs and Producer. She worked at Elefilm, Boa Films, Kometa Films and, among others, at Unifrance NY, ROOFRAIC in Northern Ireland, Verve Pictures & TWC UK. She managed the documentary department of ADR Production, overseeing more than 50 films and TVseries from international filmmakers, including MEMORIA DEL SAQUEO by Fernando Solanas (Honorary Golden Bear, Berlin 2002), MANA, BEYOND BELIEF by Peter Friedman & Roger Manley (IDFA 2004), ONE DAY IN PEOPLE'S POLAND by Maciej Drygas (IDFA 2005), RETURN TO KIGALI by Jean-Christophe Klotz (Cannes Critics' Week 2006), PRISONERS OF BECKETT by Michka Saal (ACID Cannes 2007), HOW TO DANCE WITH BEARS by Paul Anders Simma (CWFF 2008). At the time, she notably produced DE CASA AU PARADIS by Hind Meddeb & Gallagher Fenwick (Jury Prize FIGRA and Abu Dhabi IFF 2008), NIGHTCLUBBING by Carol Murphy (Fillmbase/Rté Award 2009), LE PIANO by Levon Minasian (France TV, Le Monde Prize & Jury Prize Clermont-Ferrand 2014).

She headed the international department at Arsam International and managed business affairs at KinoElektron. She worked on large-scale and noteworthy international co-productions, spanning independent to large-budget productions, including I, ANNA by Barnaby Southcombe (Berlin 2012), FINAL PORTRAIT by Stanley Tucci (Berlin 2017), FROST by Sharunas Bartas (Cannes Directors'Fortnight 2017) and IN THE DUSK by Sharunas Bartas (Official Competition Cannes 2020). She is the Associate Producer of THE PANGUNA SYNDROME by Olivier Pollet and Alexandre Berman (finalist for the Albert Londres Prize & Best Film FIFO 2017) and CUNNINGHAM 3D by Alla Kovgan (TIFF 2019).

Since 2007, she has been producing alongside acclaimed  Director Jihan El Tahri within Big Sister, a production company of films and documentary series. The company was among the first in France and Europe to support the voices of filmmakers from the African continent and the SWANA region, paving the way for them to be heard and creating a space for their narratives to thrive. Big Sister also pioneered what is now recognized as equitable co-production, emphasizing fair and balanced partnerships with co-producing countries, based on equal footing and what constitutes a standard business relationship, considering their unique realities, constraints, and challenges as an integral part of the collaboration. Together they have produced notable works for cinema, art venues and international broadcasters (ARTE, BBC, C+, ITVS, SBS, VPRO, NHK, YLE, etc) such as TV series by Jihan El Tahri BEHIND THE RAINBOW (Etalon d'Argent FESPACO 2009) and EGYPT'S MODERN PHARAOHS (FESPACO 2015) and features NASSER by Jihan El Tahri (TIFF 2016) and MARINER OF THE MOUNTAINS by Karim Aïnouz (Official Selection, Cannes 2021).

Jennifer's professional journey has been shaped by impactful collaborations with renowned Producers from Lebanon, Egypt, Croatia, and Poland, although based in France. These experiences have profoundly influenced her perspective, cultivating a nuanced sensitivity and a deep appreciation for diverse narratives and viewpoints.

In 2020, she co-founded Scale & Scope, a film consulting agency offering tailored guidance to industry professionals and overseeing international co-productions. 

She also serves as an independent international production consultant and legal adviser for markets, institutions and production companies.

Additionally, she teaches production and film financing at Paris film School ESRA, at the Gustave Eiffel International University and master's programs at several private schools (IESA, ISCOM, etc). She regularly engages in selection committees for funding bodies and serves as an expert for European institutions and industry programs.

Jennifer holds a Master's degree in Audiovisual Law, Business, and Management-D2A from Paris Panthéon-Sorbonne and a University Diploma in International Law from Lumière Lyon 2. Her academic journey began with a graduation in Theatre & Films Studies at Paris Sorbonne Nouvelle, followed by specialized studies at the Media Business School in Spain and at French CEEA in script editing.

She is a member of EAVE (Producers Workshop Alumni 2009), MEDIA Club and MEDIA Club'Elle.

She is a contributor to the EAVE Impact Think Tank and the founder of Media Club International.