JEREMY BOROS is a producer, actor, and creative from Key West, FL.
As a producer, Jeremy is committed to generating fresh, humanistic, optimistic, and environmentally-themed projects for screens of all sizes. With experience working in narrative film, animation, digital series, documentary, podcasting, live theater, and virtual production, Jeremy is adept at supporting trailblazing creators in realizing their unique visions. Works that Jeremy has produced have been featured in the LA Times, USA Today, Miami Herald, Hollywood Reporter, New York Magazine / Vulture, IndieWire, SAG-AFTRA VideoInk, Splitsider, and Huffpost. His projects have been shortlisted for the BAFTAs, and have played at Oscar-qualifying festivals such as the Raindance Film Festival, LA Film Festival, St. Louis Film Festival, Newport Beach Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Hollyshorts, Rooftop Films, and NewFilmmakers to name a few.
As an actor, Jeremy has appeared Off-Broadway at the Atlantic Theater Company, and has performed in numerous shorts, indie films, and network TV series. You may have also seen his face in spots for Apple, Bank of America, Facebook, Adobe, or Amazon.
As a creative assistant / production coordinator, Jeremy has supported A-list actors, casting directors, and several production companies including Big Beach (Little Miss Sunshine,The Farewell), Good Banana / 1:26 (House of the Dragon, True Detective), Stargate Studios (Our Flag Means Death, Your Honor) and Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope (The Godfather, Lost in Translation).
Currently, Jeremy has a feature and miniseries pilot in development, and he recently finished producing Shrapnel (a $2 million series of action films), and River Man (dir. Laura Beckner), which received a $20,000 grant from Women in Film. Jeremy's Movie Mentors podcast, which features educational conversations with Oscar and Emmy-winners, is now available on iTunes, Spotify and more.
Jeremy is a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and received his MFA from USC's Peter Stark Producing Program, where he was a Town & Gown Merit Scholar.
In addition to his artistic endeavors, Jeremy is passionate about dogs, nature, travel, 70s music, Italian food, golf, bushcraft, and krav maga. His proudest moments include traveling solo to 23 countries, diving with Great White sharks in Australia, and surviving 31 days in the Cascades wilderness (where he had a one-on-one encounter with a Grizzly bear).
As a producer, Jeremy is committed to generating fresh, humanistic, optimistic, and environmentally-themed projects for screens of all sizes. With experience working in narrative film, animation, digital series, documentary, podcasting, live theater, and virtual production, Jeremy is adept at supporting trailblazing creators in realizing their unique visions. Works that Jeremy has produced have been featured in the LA Times, USA Today, Miami Herald, Hollywood Reporter, New York Magazine / Vulture, IndieWire, SAG-AFTRA VideoInk, Splitsider, and Huffpost. His projects have been shortlisted for the BAFTAs, and have played at Oscar-qualifying festivals such as the Raindance Film Festival, LA Film Festival, St. Louis Film Festival, Newport Beach Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Hollyshorts, Rooftop Films, and NewFilmmakers to name a few.
As an actor, Jeremy has appeared Off-Broadway at the Atlantic Theater Company, and has performed in numerous shorts, indie films, and network TV series. You may have also seen his face in spots for Apple, Bank of America, Facebook, Adobe, or Amazon.
As a creative assistant / production coordinator, Jeremy has supported A-list actors, casting directors, and several production companies including Big Beach (Little Miss Sunshine,The Farewell), Good Banana / 1:26 (House of the Dragon, True Detective), Stargate Studios (Our Flag Means Death, Your Honor) and Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope (The Godfather, Lost in Translation).
Currently, Jeremy has a feature and miniseries pilot in development, and he recently finished producing Shrapnel (a $2 million series of action films), and River Man (dir. Laura Beckner), which received a $20,000 grant from Women in Film. Jeremy's Movie Mentors podcast, which features educational conversations with Oscar and Emmy-winners, is now available on iTunes, Spotify and more.
Jeremy is a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and received his MFA from USC's Peter Stark Producing Program, where he was a Town & Gown Merit Scholar.
In addition to his artistic endeavors, Jeremy is passionate about dogs, nature, travel, 70s music, Italian food, golf, bushcraft, and krav maga. His proudest moments include traveling solo to 23 countries, diving with Great White sharks in Australia, and surviving 31 days in the Cascades wilderness (where he had a one-on-one encounter with a Grizzly bear).
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"Jeremy is one of those rare actors (the likes of Johnny Depp, Robin Williams, John Turturro) with a quick-witted intelligence and a wild sense of humor, juxtaposed with a deeper, darker seriousness of purpose."
- Todd Thaler, Casting Director: Leon: The Professional, Billy Madison, Running on Empty "A highly energetic and skilled young actor. Jeremy is rife with ideas for expanding productions, and is full of generosity in helping others achieve their goals."
- Elizabeth Swados, Tony-nominated Director & Composer "Jeremy is his generation's Bernhardt - but with both his legs!"
- Nicky Silver, Playwright: Broadway's Raised in Captivity, The Lyons, Pterodactyls |
"Great producers have these qualities: resourcefulness, passion, clarity, a calmness during chaos, an upbeat personality, and the ability to mediate. Jeremy has all of these in spades."
- Mark Goldblatt, Oscar-nominated Editor: Terminator 1&2, Starship Troopers, Pearl Harbor "Jeremy's a self-starter with calm passion, deep caring and knowledge of the arts, humanities and life in general. I have learned so much from him over the years."
- Sheril Antonio, Dean of Undergraduate Film, NYU Tisch "It was a delight working with him on every step of production. Jeremy generated original and ambitious ideas, and had to negotiate the constraints of our low budget production shooting in the Amazon jungle. His instincts - mixed with his devotion to his craft and ambition to tell relevant stories - were awe-inspiring."
- Paulo Testolini, Filmmaker |
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