Raised by a singer-songwriter mother in the Bay Area, she cut her teeth in the Los Angeles music supervision scene after graduating from USC and training under leading reality music supervisor Carrie Hughes (Selling Sunset, American Ninja Warrior, Love & Hip Hop).

From there, Jules swapped coasts for New York and joined the in-house music team at VICE, where she music supervised award-winning series like VICE (Showtime), VICE News Tonight, The Story Of, and more.

As the music supervisor behind Nightswimming Songs, she has worked on a broad spectrum of films, documentaries, unscripted series, and short films. Her projects have premiered at high-profile festivals including Sundance and Tribeca, secured worldwide theatrical runs, and found homes on major streaming services. In 2026, Jules was nominated for a Guild of Music Supervisors Award for her work on the documentary Match in a Haystack.

When she's not music supervising, Jules also works in artist management for emerging artists, provides A&R services for an independent label, and runs a music supervision-centric newsletter called Cue Sheet.

As much as she hates talking about herself in the third person, music supervision has been her dream job since she was a kid, and it still blows her mind that she gets to do it every day.