Jeremy Stulberg

Jeremy Stulberg is a documentary filmmaker, producer and editor. He is a Sundance documentary fellow and the recipient of grants from numerous organizations including the New York State Council on the Arts, The Sundance Documentary Fund, The Tribeca Film Institute Documentary Fund, ITVS (PBS), and others. Jeremy is the producer and editor of "Growing Up Coy," a transgender youth-rights documentary, which was sold to Netflix and released worldwide in 2017. Previously, he directed and produced "Broken Heart Land" (PBS) an ITVS Co-Production about HIV and homophobia, which premiered on America ReFramed in 2014 and "Off the Grid: Life on the Mesa," which premiered on The Sundance Channel after winning 8 best documentary prizes at festivals around the world, as well as being nominated for a Gotham Award. He has also produced and/or edited nationally airing social-issue documentaries such as The Education of Shelby Knox (PBS, POV), Young Lakota (Independent Lens), as well as topical series such as Woman with Gloria Steinem (Viceland).