Jeremy Bubb

Jeremy is an independent filmmaker/producer, artist, and educationalist, writing and directing shorts, documentaries, commercials, and more recently gallery films. His current research explores film language, and story, for multi-image films and installations. His experience in filmmaking underpins his teaching and has professional experience in many areas of production. He has produced work for The Arts Council England, The Arts Council Wales and The UK Film Council. He has made films for Southern Television, Yorkshire TV, Danish Television, Polish Television, S4C, C4, and Carlton Television. Jeremy was trained as a multi-camera drama director at the BBC and worked professionally as a producer in Denmark, Poland, and the UK. Jeremy’s film, Palimpsest, a four-screen installation, based on an archive of letters sent from The Front during the Battle of the Somme in 1916, toured nationally as a part of Changing the Landscape, a multi-media arts project. The project was supported by public funding from The National Lottery, through Arts Council England. Changing the Landscape was the first contemporary art exhibition at The National Archive Kew, as their foremost event for the Battle of the Somme centenary in 2016. Other film screenings include Writ in Water (2009) Aristotle in Change (2009) Helsinki, AVANCA Film Festival Portugal (2010), MeCCSA National Conference (2010), and Postdigital Encounters (2011) Bristol Watershed; his work has also been shown in Italy, Ireland and Poland. Jeremy is currently developing a documentary called Love Lost. 

Jeremy started making films with Chapter Filmworks, Cardiff, where he directed ‘It Ain’t Necessarily So’ a documentary starring Don Pennebaker and Paul Robeson Jnr., he went on to write and direct ‘The Joke Works’, starring Sharon Morgan; he was a researcher and production assistant on ‘The Case for Coal/ The Miner’s Tapes’, a Channel 4 documentary series awarded a Grierson Award for Best Television Documentary.  Jeremy also directed short documentaries for S4C and Produced the animation film ‘Century City’ for Filmworks / S4C. His film Space Dance (2001), starring Richard Vanstone, was shortlisted for a BAFTA for Best Short.

Jeremy is a graduate of the Polish National Film School in Łódź, The Northern Film School UK and Cardiff School of Art and Design.

BA (Wales), MA Fine Arts (Wales), MA Film Production (Leeds Met.). MA Lodz Film School Poland

Directing Drama for the Screen

Directing Documentary

Screenwriting

Drama for New Media

Expertise:

Directing Drama and Documentary

Writing for the screen

'In Search of a Past', a three-screen film, and art installation, APT Gallery, exploring the effects of dementia.

'Palimpsest', a four part, four-screen, art installation film for Changing the Landscape, funded by National Lottery through the Arts Council of England.  A practice as research project.

'Back to the Future', a practice as research project plotting the history and development of the Use of Multi-Image Storytelling in Screen Drama.

'Writ in Water'. Writer/Director. Commissioned by Farnborough Media Research Department. A multi-screen drama.

Directing Drama and Documentary
Editing
Production
Camera
Writing for the screen

Examining Experience

External Examiner at University of Gloucestershire

External Examiner at University of Stirling

External Examiner at University of Sussex 

External Examiner at Farnborough College of Technology: BSC Media

External Assessor at Manchester Metropolitan University. BA Film/Video

External Assessor for MA Moving Image, Film Academy of Wales