Media Makers show #28 - Jeremy Cropf

Ladue alum Jeremy Cropf is an Emmy award winning Creative Services Director for Cascade Public Media (PBS) in Seattle, WA. Jeremy has produced and edited programs for PBS and American Public Television (APT). On this episode, Jeremy shares his experiences from working on Sesame Street, as well as volunteer work with Three Dollar Bill Cinema, which strengthens, connects, and reflects diverse communities through queer film and media. He also talks about his feature length film, "Casualties of the State" streaming on Amazon video.

Show notes

• Jeremy Cropf LinkedIn

• Producer/Editor Reel: Compilation of projects for film, web and TV that I've worked on over the past few years.

• Sesame Street on HBO: I was honored to be a producer for Sesame Street when they shot in Seattle last summer. -

• ​​Rick Steves' Europe: I've acted as a producer and editor for a number of national Rick Steves programs for American Public Television including the show Rick Steves' Guide to Cuba

• ​HBO's Euphoria: Produced and edited interviews with stars of HBO's Euphoria for the Phluid Project

• Casualties of the State - feature film I directed and edited in St. Louis while in college. Film screened at numerous film festivals around the US and is now being distributed domestically on Amazon.

• SIFFcast - I host and produce a podcast and short video series for the Seattle Film Festival. Guest include Kumail Nanjiani, Bo Burnham, Viggo Mortensen, Aubrey Plaza, the director of the John Wick trilogy and John Wasters, just to name a few.

• Additional PBS projects I've produced include marketing for for Ken Burns series The Vietnam War, Country Music, American Experience and PBS KIDS shows like Molly of Denali.

High school productions

• ​Everybody Has A Story - John the Bus Driver
• ​The Disk: Code Zero Official Trailer
• ​The Disk 2: Code Zero
• ​Ladue View Show Opening 2006