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Jeremy Lerman

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Jeremy was nominated for Best Editing at NewFilmmakers LA and for Excellence in Editing at the Idyllwild Film Festival. As an assistant editor, he has worked with editors Jeff Freeman, ACE (Ted, A Million Ways to Die in the West), Claudia Castello (Creed, Black Panther), Rick Grayson (Birdman) and Alex O’Flinn (A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, The Rider) — as well as at the Sundance Directors Lab.  Jeremy is a graduate of the AFI Conservatory’s MFA Editing program. At AFI, he studied with Donn Cambern, ACE (Easy Rider, The Last Picture Show); Howard Smith, ACE (The Abyss, Glengarry Glen Ross); Danny Greene, ACE (MASH, Blazing Saddles); Stan Salfas, ACE (Let Me In, War for the Planet of the Apes); David Cook, ACE (NCIS, The Good Wife); Martin Nicholson, ACE (Game of Thrones, Roots); Farrel Levy, ACE (Nashville, Damages) and Wendy Greene Bricmont, ACE (Annie Hall, Mean Girls). Prior to earning his MFA from AFI, Jeremy earned a BA in Communications from the University of Pennsylvania. He has also studied filmmaking at NYU and acting at Judith Weston Studio.

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Assistant Editor:
2015  Breaking Through
2016  Run the Tide

Director:
2015  Breaking Through
2016  Run the Tide
????  Nebraska Supersonic

Editor:
2014  App
2015  Breaking Through
2016  Run the Tide
????  Nebraska Supersonic

First Assistant Editor:
2014  App
2015  Breaking Through
2016  Run the Tide
2022  Sick
????  Nebraska Supersonic

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