Jeremy Campbell, jeremy@ten18films.com
Jeremy Campbell is an award-winning television journalist and documentary filmmaker.
Campbell has witnessed history through a camera lens as a Reporter at ABC 33/40 in Birmingham. He reported live from the 2009 Obama Inauguration in Washington D.C. and from both the 2008 Democratic and Republican National Conventions. He's interviewed politicians across party lines including President Jimmy Carter, Former Sec. of State Condoleezza Rice, Louisiana Governors Kathleen Blanco and Bobby Jindal, Alabama Governor Bob Riley, Bob Dole, Mike Huckabee, Al Sharpton, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, Georgia Congressman John Lewis and many others.
Campbell was working at WGNO in New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina devastated the city in 2005. His "Katrina doc" about life in New Orleans during the first six months after the storm aired in February 2006. "Hexing a Hurricane" was later distributed to university libraries coast to coast through the National Film Network. Campbell also provided extensive television reports on the recovery effort along the Southwest Louisiana coast during the two years following Hurricane Rita.
He's received several journalism awards from the Louisiana Associated Press. In 2009 Campbell was named "Best Reporter" in the state by the Alabama Broadcasters Association.
Campbell began ten18films in 2001. He's released half a dozen documentaries focusing on Louisiana culture. The films screened in theaters nationwide and on the web through a media partnership with nola.com. In 2002 Campbell founded the New Orleans FLICKER Film Festival. It provided a venue for more than 100 aspiring filmmakers.
ten18films appeared on Gambit Weekly's "Best of New Orleans" list in 2004. Campbell was named among the city's top "Forty Under Forty" by the publication in 2003. He appeared on New Orleans Magazine's "People to Watch" list that same year.
Campbell began his career at WSWS in Opelika, Alabama when he was a sophomore at Auburn University. He co-hosted "The Lori & Jeremy Show." The duo interviewed Cyndi Lauper, Liz Phair, The Flaming Lips, The Cardigans and many others.
Since then he's anchored newscasts, worked as a producer, operated studio cameras and once even held the overnight show in master control. While in college he received an EMMY Scholarship from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
Campbell has witnessed history through a camera lens as a Reporter at ABC 33/40 in Birmingham. He reported live from the 2009 Obama Inauguration in Washington D.C. and from both the 2008 Democratic and Republican National Conventions. He's interviewed politicians across party lines including President Jimmy Carter, Former Sec. of State Condoleezza Rice, Louisiana Governors Kathleen Blanco and Bobby Jindal, Alabama Governor Bob Riley, Bob Dole, Mike Huckabee, Al Sharpton, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, Georgia Congressman John Lewis and many others.
Campbell was working at WGNO in New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina devastated the city in 2005. His "Katrina doc" about life in New Orleans during the first six months after the storm aired in February 2006. "Hexing a Hurricane" was later distributed to university libraries coast to coast through the National Film Network. Campbell also provided extensive television reports on the recovery effort along the Southwest Louisiana coast during the two years following Hurricane Rita.
He's received several journalism awards from the Louisiana Associated Press. In 2009 Campbell was named "Best Reporter" in the state by the Alabama Broadcasters Association.
Campbell began ten18films in 2001. He's released half a dozen documentaries focusing on Louisiana culture. The films screened in theaters nationwide and on the web through a media partnership with nola.com. In 2002 Campbell founded the New Orleans FLICKER Film Festival. It provided a venue for more than 100 aspiring filmmakers.
ten18films appeared on Gambit Weekly's "Best of New Orleans" list in 2004. Campbell was named among the city's top "Forty Under Forty" by the publication in 2003. He appeared on New Orleans Magazine's "People to Watch" list that same year.
Campbell began his career at WSWS in Opelika, Alabama when he was a sophomore at Auburn University. He co-hosted "The Lori & Jeremy Show." The duo interviewed Cyndi Lauper, Liz Phair, The Flaming Lips, The Cardigans and many others.
Since then he's anchored newscasts, worked as a producer, operated studio cameras and once even held the overnight show in master control. While in college he received an EMMY Scholarship from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.