Jeremy Clowe is an independent filmmaker/artist living in the Hudson Valley, New York State. He currently serves as the Manager of Media Services at Norman Rockwell Museum, where he has produced such videos as "LitGraphic: The World of the Graphic Novel," "Fantastical Faces of Peter Rockwell: A Sculptor's Retrospective," "National Geographic: The Art of Exploration," and "Drawing Inspiration: Norman Rockwell in Stockbridge." He also received a 2007 NEMA best Web site award for "Norman Rockwell: An Interactive Timeline" (production supervisor). Additional clients include Barrington Stage Company, Chesterwood, Easthouse, and The Berkshire Taconic Foundation.



As a performing artist, Jeremy has appeared onstage at such venues as Geva Theatre in Rochester, NY, Main Street Stage in North Adams, MA, and as a member of The Royal Berkshire Improv Troupe. He has also dabbled in film work, recently appearing in Steven Spielberg's "The War of the Worlds," and Ang Lee's "Taking Woodstock." Jeremy also serves as host/co-producer for the TV music program "Berkshire Soundstage," interviewing such artists as Ron Carter, The Temptations, Keane, Travis, A-ha, and Vance Gilbert. He is currently working on ideas for his own music.