Ice Cream Ants was also awarded “Best Short Film” honors at the 2007 Evil City Film Festival in New York City.

 

His first feature, a psychological drama tentatively called Lucid was an official selection of the New York IFP Film Market and is currently in production in New York City.

 

Jeremy recently produced the feature film documentary “The War On Kids,” which takes a critical look at the American educational system, and was invited by the First Sundays Film Festival in New York City to guest direct the short film “Nuclear Winter.”

 

Jeremy has earned top screenwriting awards from Scriptapalooza, The Slamdance Film Festival and Fade In Magazine. Two of his dramatic feature length scripts,"Trolling" and "Perfume & Smoke" advanced to the Quarter-Finalis in the Nicholl Fellowships Screenwriting Competition.

 

Two of Jeremy's short stories, Emma SRED, The Sleepy Head and Another Bad Night in Bensonhurst have been published in anthologies by Double Dragon Press and he was co-writer of the play St. Rosita & The Francophone which premiered at the 1998 New York International Fringe Festival.

 

Jeremy also freelances as a producer, editor and cinematographer. He was the Director of Photography on “The Sci-Fi Department,” a weekly on-line series for AMC (American Movie Classics) as well as on "Puppet Rodeo" and "Old People News" for Comedy Central.
For more information about his client work and to watch video samples click here.

 

Jeremy is a 1995 graduate of the film program at Boston University. He currently resides in Brooklyn, New York.

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Jeremy Carr is an award winning screenwriter and film director. He has written several feature length screenplays and directed over a dozen short films.

 

His short film Ice Cream Ants was the Grand Prize Winner of the Dewar's "Dewey"Award (for screenwriting) presented at the 2007 Boston Underground Film Festival. As part of the prize, he was commissioned to direct a short film for Bacardi, Inc.

 

Jeremy Carr
Writer/ Director/ Producer