Jeremy’s narrative work has screened at film festivals across the world. The First Hope is a coming of age story about a young boy who watches Luke and Leia’s infamous kiss in The Empire Strikes Back and develops an inappropriate crush of his own. His science fiction follow-up, Enhanced, stars Timm Sharp (Enlightened) as a stand-up comedian wrestling with his relationship to a new, ubiquitous bio-technology. The film was awarded Best Director at the 2015 Fantastic Fest. Jeremy’s film The Modern Age stars Lili Reinhart (Riverdale), Israel Broussard (Into The Dark) and Austin Abrams (Wolfs).
Jeremy’s documentary work has transcended genre and subject — from the Appalachian opioid crisis to global stories of sneaker culture to profiles of some of the world’s most popular musical acts — for dozens of clients including Showtime, Nike, Hyundai, Truth, LiveNation, Complex, Yelp, VICE, Subaru, T-Mobile, ATTN: Media, 72 and Sunny, NVE Agency and The Players’ Tribune.
As the Series Producer of VICE World of Sports, Jeremy wrote and produced both seasons of Viceland's award-winning anthology docu-series. Premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival, the series won the 2017 Producer’s Guild Award for Outstanding Sports Program and was Emmy-nominated for Outstanding Long Sports Documentary in its second season. Jeremy is the writer of the feature documentary The Youth Governor, a hopeful look at the future of American politics, and the Co-Executive Producer of Amazon’s Emmy-nominated limited series Chivas: El Rebaño Sagrado, the inside story of a dramatic season-long quest for redemption within Mexico’s most beloved soccer club; Supa Girlz, which documents the story Liberty City, Miami through the lens of their world-renowned high school dance squad, the Miami Northwestern “G-Girls;” and The Money Game, a six-part series about the revolution of big money in college sports through “Name, Image and Likeness” (NIL).
Jeremy lives in Los Angeles where he continues to develop both scripted and documentary projects across film and TV.
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