Jeremy's story begins in the picturesque landscapes of Twin Falls, ID, home of the amazing falls many travel to see. This is where his childhood was painted with the vibrant hues of horror classics like George A. Romero's "Night of the Living Dead." Growing up, he found himself spellbound by the undead tales, with "Return of the Living Dead" carving its place as a cherished favorite, igniting his lifelong passion for horror.

Years later, Jeremy's creative odyssey led him to craft an award-winning short film, a stepping stone that paved the way for collaborations with icons in the horror industry. Partnering with his longtime creative ally Mike Meade, Jeremy co-crafted the spine-chilling narrative of 'Friday the 13th Vengeance,' a project that took flight through the unwavering support of fans on Kickstarter. This pivotal triumph not only emboldened Jeremy but also his talented team at Brownspace Films, turning their artistic vision into tangible reality.

The thunderous applause that greeted "Friday the 13th Vengeance" was nothing short of electrifying, resonating across screens with over 3.5 million views on various platforms. Fueled by this wave of enthusiasm, Jeremy's creative spirit soared to new heights, giving birth to his magnum opus, Solitude.

In the realm of creativity, Jeremy found a kindred spirit in the immensely gifted Mick Strawn, a luminary whose illustrious career has left an indelible mark on beloved horror masterpieces. With Strawn's seasoned expertise as a production designer gracing iconic films like Blade and Nightmare on Elm Street 3 and 4, the stage was set for Solitude to unfold its mesmerizing tale.

With boundless passion and a motley crew of collaborators, Solitude blossomed into a cinematic marvel. The remarkable performance of lead actress Sam Wren Vincent, renowned for her roles in Joker: Folie à Deux and The Marvelous Ms. Maisel, captivated audiences to such an extent that even the local Sheriff's Office felt compelled to check on her safety.

Off-screen, Jeremy finds solace in the serene landscapes of Saint Cloud, Minnesota, where he shares his life's adventures with his beloved wife Stacy, their sons Nathan and Ayden, and their furry companions Lulu, Maisie, and Rory. As he continues to weave tales that thrill and enthrall, he hopes that he can inspire generations of filmmakers to go out and just make films!

Mick Strawn is a highly respected production designer and art director in the film industry, specializing in the horror and action genres. He has made significant contributions to the visual aesthetics of numerous films, creating intricate and captivating set designs. Mick Strawn is particularly known for his work on "Blade" (1998) and "Mortal Kombat" (1995), both of which have become cult classics.

In "Blade," a superhero action film based on the Marvel Comics character, Mick Strawn played a crucial role in creating the dark and gritty atmosphere of the vampire underworld. His key piece was designing the opening scene in the warehouse with the blood rave.

Similarly, in "Mortal Kombat," a martial arts fantasy film based on the popular video game franchise, Strawn's work as the production designer helped bring the game's iconic arenas and otherworldly realms to life on the big screen.

Apart from these films, Mick Strawn has worked on other notable projects, including “Nightmare on Elm Street 3 - Dream Warriors” (1987), “Nightmare on Elm Street 4 - The Dream Master” (1988), "Wishmaster" (1997), "Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh" (1995), “Friday the 13th Vengeance” (2019), and most recently, “Solitude” (2024)

Mick Strawn's expertise and creativity in production design have made him a respected figure in the industry, particularly within the horror and action genres.