Jessica Seaborn
Jessica Seaborn leads communications and publicity for entertainment at Stan, focusing on platform-defining series and campaign activity rather than broad industry news. Her work centres on shaping how Stan’s originals and key acquisitions are presented to the media, with a particular emphasis on launch moments and premiere announcements.
Entertainment Publicity At Stan
Jessica holds the role of Head of Communications & Publicity (Entertainment) at Stan, overseeing media outreach for the service’s entertainment slate. Her name appears as the primary media contact on Stan’s news site for major entertainment announcements, underscoring her responsibility for handling press enquiries and guiding campaign communications. She progressed into senior publicity positions at Stan from 2024 and moved into her current leadership role in 2025, giving her continuity across multiple phases of the platform’s growth.
This trajectory, combined with prior work as a television and film publicist and in book publishing publicity, gives her a perspective that spans screen content and storytelling-focused industries.
Drag Race Down Under vs The World
Jessica is the listed media contact on Stan’s launch announcement for Drag Race Down Under vs The World, including the Sydney preview screening described as an “eleganza extravaganza.” The announcement positions the series as a high-profile extension of the Drag Race Down Under franchise, tying Stan’s local platform to a global competition format built around returning drag performers from multiple countries. Her involvement on this campaign places her at the centre of communications for one of Stan’s most visible reality properties, where details such as premiere timing, screening events and media access are central to the story being pushed out to the press.
This work shows a focus on premium reality competition and fan-driven entertainment, with messaging tuned to both franchise followers and general entertainment desks.
Stan Original Saccharine
Jessica also fronts media enquiries on Stan’s announcement for Saccharine, a Stan Original described in the headline as psychological horror and dated to premiere on August 13. The positioning of Saccharine within the Stan Originals strand highlights her role in supporting the platform’s own commissioned work, where the tone of the series and the premiere date are key selling points for coverage. Being attached as the contact on this genre-focused release indicates a remit that extends beyond reality formats into scripted, mood-driven storytelling on Stan.
It also shows that her entertainment communications work balances franchise-led projects with distinctive originals that help define the platform’s brand.
Campaign Experience Across Screen And Publishing
Outside individual titles, Jessica’s professional background combines television and film publicity at Stan with earlier roles in both broadcasting and book publishing. She has held senior publicity and communications positions at Stan, including Senior Publicity Manager and Senior Publicist, before moving into her current entertainment leadership role.
This mix of screen and literary publicity experience informs the way she presents Stan’s shows, with attention to narrative hooks, audience positioning and long-term brand building rather than one-off announcements. Alongside her publicity work, she is also a published novelist, which reinforces her grounding in contemporary storytelling and character-led narratives.
Taken together, these strands mark her out from a generic entertainment reporter; her output is anchored in driving awareness and positioning for Stan’s own programming, with a consistent focus on launch campaigns, platform branding and clear media touchpoints.
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