Aside from her film career, Geraldine is set on entering a national beauty pageant. Newbie Irish-British-Filipino actress Geraldine Jennings stated that she is fully committed to pursuing a career in the Philippine showbiz industry after obtaining her college degree in London. However, that's two years away.
She is determined to graduate from the University of London with a degree in economics and finance. During a mini press conference in Timog, Quezon City, Geraldine recently expressed her excitement about her debut film, "La Isla Babuyan," which is now in post-production. "La Isla Babuyan" tells the story of Anastassia (Geraldine), a young half-Filipina and half-European girl who comes to the Philippines to be with her Filipino mother, Rose (Lotlot De Leon).
Anastasia meets and falls in love with the handsome Jordan (Jameson Blake), who is the scion and heir of a wealthy family. But the conflict begins when Jordan's stepmother (Nathalie Hart) cannot accept Anastassia and will do everything to keep them apart. Jessie Vilabrille wrote the screenplay from a story he conceptualized with Leo Dominguez and Bam Salvani.
Dennis Evangelista line-produced it, and Abdel Langit directed it. “La Isla Babuyan” is inspired by director Bigas Luna’s film “Jamon, Jamon,” starring Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem (1992). On working with Jameson, Geraldine said: “Very professional naman si Jameson.
I am an actor, he is an actor, and he was super helpful to me. He was very comfortab.