Jeremy Clardy

Jeremy Dickie-Clardy was born and raised in Dallas, Texas, USA. At a very young age he showed an interest in acting and devoted much of his time in high school towards developing this fascination. In college, he studied the films and methods of Martin Scorsese, John Sayles, and the Coen Brothers, resulting in him making short films; just the first of which - Die Mannliche Bedingung (2010) - launched his career in independent filmmaking, exposing him to the festival scene. Since then, Jeremy has written, directed, and/or produced movies such as (as of 2013) Neighbors Across the Way (2011), The Wonders of the World (2011), Enough Me (2012), The Lima Affair (2013) and several more. In the spring of 2012, Jeremy began directing and was the cinematographer for a mini-series in Oklahoma called "Twenty Somethings".