Jeremey Dyches

Born in Charleston, SC but raised in California. Jeremey Dyches was originally destined to go to art school but left after 9/11 to join the military. After 15 years of service between the Coast Guard and the Army, he was medically discharged and he continued to pursue his career in entertainment. His career as a photographer started with the military as a historian and journalist. On the outside, he focused on fashion, editorial and creative storytelling. During his time in the military, Jeremey would find extra or set work on movies being produced in his local area, building and networking with the crews, actors, production teams and studios. His company Underground Skateboards, provided many custom skateboard props for feature length movies as well as television shows. He would go on to complete his first BA at the New England Institute of Art in Boston, focusing on Photography. Then would proceed to gain another degree from MassArt in Film/Video Production. His writing has been used in skit comedies, troop work, publications, and would eventually become published as a comic book series to be featured and released at the New York Comic Con, his series is called "Ghosts on the Water" co-written with Ben Goldsmith and art by Alex Cormac. In 2022, Jeremey Dyches officially launched Professor Punx Productions in Boston MA, primarily working on independent scripts, music videos, and shorts.