Jeremy is a writer and filmmaker who received his MFA with Honors from Columbia University where he was a department research fellow, teaching assistant, and merit scholar. He is the recipient of the Screenwriting Award and Student Production Grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the Robert Davi Award, and he was a 2011 semi-finalist for the Nicholl Fellowship. His award-winning short film, Terrebonne, has shown in more than twenty-five international film festivals and is in the permanent collection at the Museum of the Moving Image. He is currently developing several writing and directing projects and making his first feature documentary, which is in post-production.
He grew up in Georgia and Colorado and now lives in New York, where he works as a producer/director for the History Channel. Get in touch at jeremy@jeremy-craig.com and follow him on Twitter @jemcraig.
Jeremy is a writer and filmmaker who received his MFA with Honors from
Columbia University where he was a department research fellow, teaching
assistant, and merit scholar. He is the recipient of the Screenwriting Award and Student Production Grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the Robert Davi Award, and he was a 2011 semi-finalist for the Nicholl Fellowship. His award-winning short film, Terrebonne, has shown in more than twenty-five international film festivals and is in the permanent collection
at the Museum of the Moving Image. He is currently developing several writing and directing projects and making his first feature
documentary, which is in post-production.
He grew up in Georgia and Colorado and now lives in New York, where he works as a producer/director for the History Channel. Get in touch at jeremy@jeremy-craig.com and follow him on Twitter @jemcraig.
