Hailing from the frozen lands of the flyover states, Jeremy traveled to LA via NYC to pursue his music. When “Rockstar” didn't pan out as a viable career, he calculated that film school would be a better alternative (cue maniacal laughter). Since earning his MFA in Film at UCLA, he spends his time writing high concept drama scripts, directing music videos, and composing for Vox Medusa Dance Company (still clutching the music dream). Having watched Salem’s Lot, The Thing, and Alien as a kid, he now loves Halloween a bit too much, but his fascination with genre films has lead to racking up quite a few screenwriting awards, including grand prize at Screamfest.

Currently a part-time resident of east LA, he can be found hiking with his dog, at a wine shop, or hunched over a laptop on a caffeine bender. The other half of his time is spent toiling in the heat fixing up a homestead property near Joshua Tree.

In addition to horror, he writes action-based stories and is currently shopping around "Mad Jack Churchill," a historical biopic based on the true story of a sword-wielding British officer who fought Nazis in World War II. You can read Mad Jack here. He’s also working with another UCLA MFA alumn, Kevin Human on a few scripts, including the mashup western/rock biopic Young Guns N’ Roses: The Spaghetti Western Incident. You can read YGnR here. Trust me, it’s wild.

Jeremy and Kevin also just optioned an original screenplay to Escape Artists, which still blows his mind. He’s also the current Creative Executive at Bee Holder Productions and has multiple TV and feature projects in development.

You can also check out music videos he’s shot for Brad Byrd, Calico, Alice Wallace, and David Rosales to name a few, and he is the writer/director of the Vox Medusa collaboration film “Eurydice.”