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“Everyone talks about living in the post #MeToo era,” says Jacobson’s friend Jake Fogelnest. “Here was a woman who made films in the ’90s; who was screaming about that stuff in her work and in her life before it became a fashion accessory button at a Hollywood awards ceremony.”

The Sarah Jacobson Film Grant was set up by Sarah’s longtime friend and collaborator filmmaker Sam Green and annually awards grants to young female directors. The Sarah Jacobson Papers are located in the Fales Library at New York University.

Her low budget feature film Mary Jane's Not a Virgin Anymore and the grassroots manner in which Jacobson promoted the film garnered her much recognition in her specific field. Mary Jane's Not a Virgin Anymore starred Lisa Gerstein and Beth Allen of the band The Loudmouths, whose music—along with that of Babes In Toyland and Mudhoney—is featured in the film. Jello Biafra also appears in a cameo role. Film Threat, in its Film Threat Video Guide, labelled it as one of the "25 Underground Films You Must See". Following the release of this film, Jacobson directed videos for the bands Man or Astroman and Fluffy.

Jacobson died from endometrial cancer in New York City on February 13, 2004, aged 32.

Jacobson was born in Connecticut, moved to New Jersey in 1975, then to Edina, Minnesota in 1982. She graduated with honors from Edina High School in Edina, Minnesota in 1989. She attended Bard College to study with Adolfas Mekas. Then transferred to the San Francisco Art Institute in San Francisco in 1991 to study film. While attending SFAI with George Kuchar as her mentor, Jacobson began making I Was a Teenage Serial Killer

Sarah Jacobson (August 25, 1971 – February 13, 2004) was an American film director, screenwriter, and producer.