
In 1997 Jeremiah Baumbach was accepted into the University of Central Florida’s demanding Film Program. While enrolled he licensed his 16mm short “The Fly Who Wouldn’t Try” and produced a marketing campaign for the Aiguille Rock Climbing Center which aired during the 1999 X games.
In 1997 Jeremiah Baumbach was accepted into the University of Central Florida’s demanding Film Program. While enrolled he licensed his 16mm short “The Fly Who Wouldn’t Try” and produced a marketing campaign for the Aiguille Rock Climbing Center which aired during the 1999 X games.
After graduation he began working as a freelancing camera assistant for BRAVO, Disney, ESPN, & HGTV among others.
After a year of freelance work Jeremiah was offered a full position with Panavision of Orlando. Working in their lighting & grip department he gained a valuable knowledge of the diverse production gear usually reserved for high-end productions.
Nearly a year later he was offered a teaching position with Florida Metropolitan University. For the next 2 years he taught the technical & aesthetic aspects of television & film production. During his tenure with FMU he began working as a freelance producer for WMFE - PBS (Public Broadcasting).
Several of Jeremiah’s projects were well received by critics and as a result he was honored with several awards including two Telly’s and a Videographer’s Award of Distinction.
Jeremiah went back to freelancing for another 2 years before being asked to teach for Orlando Tech’s Television Production Program. Since the fall of 2005 he has been working best and brightest Dual-Enrollment students to produce the award winning series “Varsity”
His current project the television series “Eco-Weekends”, a travel show focusing on Florida’s Eco-Tourism recently received an Emmy Nomination for the program’s outstanding videography.. When he is not working on his series you will find him producing a podcast for Current TV or shooting shuttle launches for KSC. inspired by the postive feedback from his peers he began focusing his efforts to Stock Footage. PRODUCING STOCK FOOTAGE senior editor for the Bill Cosby iphone AP podcast “OBKB”