Jeremy Power Regimbal
- Producer
- Editor
- Director
In his early 20's Jeremy co-founded The Lab Magazine. The print and digital publication was distributed in over 25 countries and featured conversations between Willem Dafoe, Brit Marling, Jeremy Renner, Sam Rockwell, David Fincher, Wes Anderson, Noam Chomsky and many more!
At age 27, Jeremy's feature-film directorial debut, In Their Skin, a powerful psychological thriller starring Selma Blair and James D'Arcy world premiered at Tribeca Film Festival - where it was acquired by IFC for an international theatrical release. The film continued on a worldwide festival run from Toronto to Paris and picked up a Golden Hugo Nomination at Chicago Film Festival while receiving praise from media outlets such as The Hollywood Reporter, New York Times & Variety.
His entry into the advertising world landed him a nomination for the Young Directors Award at the 2015 Cannes Lion Festival. His authentic visual documentary style and approach received praise in the top trades such as AdWeek, Creativity, Adage, Adland & Shots. In his short couple years in the industry he created campaigns with global brands such as MasterCard, Lulu Lemon, CitiBank, Nike & Chevrolet.
Jeremy quickly switched his passion and energy from commercial work to his documentary Executive Produced by The Duplass Brothers (Wild Wild Country). Love Letters For My Children is the raw, powerful story of American born Humanitarian Maggie Doyne mother figure to over 50 Nepali children. Jeremy now lives between Nepal, America & Canada focusing on telling stories that empower social change across all visual mediums through MPWR Content.
At age 27, Jeremy's feature-film directorial debut, In Their Skin, a powerful psychological thriller starring Selma Blair and James D'Arcy world premiered at Tribeca Film Festival - where it was acquired by IFC for an international theatrical release. The film continued on a worldwide festival run from Toronto to Paris and picked up a Golden Hugo Nomination at Chicago Film Festival while receiving praise from media outlets such as The Hollywood Reporter, New York Times & Variety.
His entry into the advertising world landed him a nomination for the Young Directors Award at the 2015 Cannes Lion Festival. His authentic visual documentary style and approach received praise in the top trades such as AdWeek, Creativity, Adage, Adland & Shots. In his short couple years in the industry he created campaigns with global brands such as MasterCard, Lulu Lemon, CitiBank, Nike & Chevrolet.
Jeremy quickly switched his passion and energy from commercial work to his documentary Executive Produced by The Duplass Brothers (Wild Wild Country). Love Letters For My Children is the raw, powerful story of American born Humanitarian Maggie Doyne mother figure to over 50 Nepali children. Jeremy now lives between Nepal, America & Canada focusing on telling stories that empower social change across all visual mediums through MPWR Content.
