Jeremy Scott Glenn
- Production Manager
- Producer
- Additional Crew
Jeremy Scott Glenn has been living and working in Los Angeles and its entertainment industry since 2003. His experience expands all stages of production, many departments, and all categories of media and formats. He has supported productions in reality (Bachelorette 2), scripted series (House MD), features (Should've Been Romeo), web (Disney's Take 180 Studios) and even commercials with Promax BDA award winners Big Picture Group (BPG Interactive). Jeremy has been employed on staff with the cable network Ovation TV, the only network dedicated to the arts, managing and producing all of their original content (Celebrity Conversations, The Art Of, The Method, etc).
With Ovation TV, he was their Production Manager and also operated as their Line Producer by generating their show budgets as well as executing them (over $3.5M budgeted, scheduled, spent and tracked in 2015 alone). His direct reports/indirect reports would always include all freelance hires which would vary from project to projects. Shoots would also vary in length and location and would often include international production and travel across America and the globe, from Toronto to Mexico, London to France, in Greece and Indonesia (Destination: Versailles, The Art Of: Pure Leaf, American Canvas).
Jeremy founded the Production Company, Bell The Cat films (Bell The Cat [us] on IMDb), in February of 2017. With his company, he has worked as a Production Consultant for other production entities, both large and small. He has helped large scale companies become more nimble (R/GA, PepsiCo, Discovery+) in their production dealings along with helping smaller, independent companies maneuver through the complexities of labor laws, unions, and insurance requirements.
As of October 2018, Jeremy was under NDA and employed as VP of Production for a media company working with YouTube boasting over 20M subscribers. Since August of 2019, he began working directly with film and television distributors, operating as a consultant with Vision Films as their Director of Accounting and Finance. In 2021 he began consulting with other distribution companies like Flourishing Films and Samuel Goldwyn Films.
In addition to Jeremy's film and television experience, he also works as the Finance Director for the non-profit "British-American Project" (also known as BAP) and is the Assistant Coach for Brentwood High School's Debate team for over five. He enjoys Freediving in the waters of Leo Carrillo. Jeremy was born in central California and raised in a family that was involved in foster care and adoption. In 2003, there were 14 people living under one roof with children ranging in ages from 5 to 23; consideration and communication are key elements of his personal and professional life.
With Ovation TV, he was their Production Manager and also operated as their Line Producer by generating their show budgets as well as executing them (over $3.5M budgeted, scheduled, spent and tracked in 2015 alone). His direct reports/indirect reports would always include all freelance hires which would vary from project to projects. Shoots would also vary in length and location and would often include international production and travel across America and the globe, from Toronto to Mexico, London to France, in Greece and Indonesia (Destination: Versailles, The Art Of: Pure Leaf, American Canvas).
Jeremy founded the Production Company, Bell The Cat films (Bell The Cat [us] on IMDb), in February of 2017. With his company, he has worked as a Production Consultant for other production entities, both large and small. He has helped large scale companies become more nimble (R/GA, PepsiCo, Discovery+) in their production dealings along with helping smaller, independent companies maneuver through the complexities of labor laws, unions, and insurance requirements.
As of October 2018, Jeremy was under NDA and employed as VP of Production for a media company working with YouTube boasting over 20M subscribers. Since August of 2019, he began working directly with film and television distributors, operating as a consultant with Vision Films as their Director of Accounting and Finance. In 2021 he began consulting with other distribution companies like Flourishing Films and Samuel Goldwyn Films.
In addition to Jeremy's film and television experience, he also works as the Finance Director for the non-profit "British-American Project" (also known as BAP) and is the Assistant Coach for Brentwood High School's Debate team for over five. He enjoys Freediving in the waters of Leo Carrillo. Jeremy was born in central California and raised in a family that was involved in foster care and adoption. In 2003, there were 14 people living under one roof with children ranging in ages from 5 to 23; consideration and communication are key elements of his personal and professional life.
