Jeremy Newberger

Jeremy Newberger is the CEO of Ironbound Films, a documentary and new media production company based out of Garrison, NY. Ironbound Films is producing a documentary titled "Evocateur" on legendary talk-show host Morton Downey Jr. Jeremy produced and directed "The New Recruits" (PBS 2010) and "The Linguists" (PBS 2009). "The Linguists" was nominated for an Emmy in 2010 for Outstanding Science and Technology Documentary.

Jeremy also produced and wrote an Internet comedy series called "The Fantastic Two" about fantasy football starring William Refrigerator Perry.

Prior to Ironbound Films, Jeremy was Executive Producer at the FeedRoom, a producer at MSNBC for Lisa Napoli, the channel's Internet Technology reporter, producer of "Imus on MSNBC" television show, and Conan O'Brien's intern at "Late Night With Conan O'Brien". Jeremy lives in Westchester with his wife Michele and two children Samson and Annabelle.