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Jeremy Blewitt

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Jeremy is an 18-year-old creative from Sydney, Australia. His most recent roles include 2023 releases The Clearing (2023) directed by Jeffrey Walker (Modern Family, Young Rock) and Gracie Otto (Heartbreak High) for Wooden Horse/Egeria TV/ Disney+ Star Originals/Hulu and The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart (2023) directed by Glendyn Ivin (Penguin Bloom, Puberty Blues) for Amazon Studios, Endeavour Content and Made Up Stories. In 2021 he played a lead role in short film Mate (2021), which has been recognised with an array of awards internationally, including the prestigious Grand Prix at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival. Additional credits Jeremy has collected as a leading man include Celestial Bodies (2022), Balaclava Lane (2022), and 'The Dam'. As a writer, director and producer, Jeremy was awarded in 2022 youth short film competition Me, My Culture and I. Having also co-written short films The Disposed (2019) and No Road to Neom (2020), Jeremy continues to develop his own screenplays. Also a keen musician, Jeremy has written and recorded an EP with former band 3IQ, a short film score and theme music for a children's television project. He enjoys producing hip-hop, electronic and rock music in his spare time.

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