Jeremy Joerger
AI Filmmaker
Skills
Tools
Video Generation
Image Generation
Enhancement & Upscaling
Aggregator platforms
Avatars, Talking Heads & UGC
About Jeremy Joerger
I use AI filmmaking to bring my own scripts and imagination to life. The Tammany Dusk trailer comes from my feature screenplay, a black-and-white noir western set in 1870. Into the Darkness comes from my WWI screenplay, and its opening scene is finished. Gone Campin’, my 1968 Haight-Ashbury feature, is next. I also created Legends of the Neon Vanguard, an animated series with two episodes and a teaser out, and I’ve made shorts like Shaolin Monks, The Fairies, Rise of the Orangutan and Punchy, an animated dojo fight. I take every piece from page to final cut myself — writing, directing, generating, sound and edit. Video: Seedance 2.5, Veo 3, Freepik video, Kling 4.0 Images: Midjourney, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Freepik, Qwen Image Edit, Blender Voice and sound: ElevenLabs, Seed Audio, Suno, Mirelo, Sonilo Finish: Topaz (Astra, Starlight, Proteus), CapCut, ffmpeg Editing: CapCut, Davinci Resolve and Adobe Premier Pro
Trailer & Promo
Tammany Dusk
Tammany Dusk is a cinematic Western noir blending the grit of the American frontier with the shadows of classic film noir. This concept trailer combines AI-driven cinematography, atmospheric lighting, stylized monochrome imagery, and precision so
Series & Episodic
Legends of the Neon Vanguard
Legends of the Neon Vanguard is a cinematic, 90s-inspired neo-anime series blending stylized 3D animation, AI-driven visual production, and high-impact storytelling. Built through a hybrid pipeline of generative AI, Blender, advanced compositing,
Short Film
Into the Darkness
Into the Darkness is a cinematic war short that plunges audiences into the brutality and psychological intensity of the battlefield. Blending AI-driven visual effects, photorealistic environments, dynamic camera choreography, and immersive sound
Working with Jeremy
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