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At age 25, Jeremiah Kipp already feels like a jolly old soul from spending nine years in Brooklyn's urban squalor. He is a graduate of NYU film school, God bless 'em. It was at the Tisch School of the Arts where he learned to love maverick filmmakers like Mike Leigh, Jim Jarmusch, Atom Egoyan, Jon Jost, Jane Campion and John Cassavetes while discovering foreign auteurs like Fellini, Antonioni, Ozu and Dreyer. Jeremiah is a founding member of The Sunday Club, a collaborative workshop of filmmakers and video artists. He has directed several short films and videos, including NEAR TO YOU; HAMLET; FOREST OF DREAMS; DESDEMONA and MEDEA. In his spare time, he writes movie reviews for filmcritic.com and epinions.com. Jeremiah is currently slaving away in the Business Affairs department of New Line Cinema, and was previously handling production coordination at Film Bond International, doling out completion guarantees for independent films. He is a former Production Associate for Rudolph & Beer, LLP, working on such films as TUMBLEWEEDS and BLUE RIDGE FALLS. At the Independent Feature Project, a non-profit organization for independent filmmakers, Jeremiah was the membership coordinator, herding in a whole new breed of young filmmakers. Jeremiah has also been a 1st Assistant Director and Production Coordinator on several independent features and shorts. |
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