Jessica Corbin

In 2005, Jessica took part in the pilot for a new technology based news program called mPulse created by CNN Headline News. Unfortunately, the show was never picked up.

Corbin once did a series of info-mercials for Sleep n Aire Mattress.

In 2005, Corbin began her work as a movie actress as she starred in her first film One More Round.

Jessica was a guest on the internet podcast This Week In Tech (TWiT), a podcast created and hosted by her former co-hosts on The Screen Savers.

Jessica was one of the regular panel members for CNN's segment "90 Second Pop" - a 90 second panel discussion on the day's current Pop Culture related events.

While at UCLA, Jessica was part of the school's Track and Cross Country Team.

As of 2006, Corbin is involved as a contributor for the internet magazine Fempire - a magazine centering on Women's issues and how they relate to society.

In 2004, Jessica took part in TechTV's "The Digital Digs Road Show." The show was an exhibit showing off the latest tech gadgets and gizmos.

Corbin was the Lead Anchor for TechTv's prime-time news program TechLive

Jessica's favorite book is The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo.

Corbin often comments on the time she drank a liter of milk in five minutes. She also comically mentions that it was one of her greatest achievement.

Jessica states that the video camera is her favorite piece of technology.

While she was in high school, Jessica received All American honors in Cross Country.

Corbin is a certified personal trainer and fitness instructor.

Jessica was an Olympic Torch Bearer for the 1996 Summer Olympics.

Corbin is best know for her work on the show The Screen Savers which aired on TechTv.

In 2000, Corbin graduated with a degree in Sociology at UCLA.