Professional Global Content Creation
Award Winner | National Geographic & Discovery | Film Production for Private Travel, Expeditions, Legacies, Events & Brands
Award Winner | National Geographic & Discovery | Film Production for Private Travel, Expeditions, Legacies, Events & Brands
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Jeremy La Zelle is a recipient of numerous awards at international film festivals, acknowledging his outstanding contributions to content creation across the world. As a globally renowned and trusted leader in the media content production industry, Jeremy consistently embarks on global assignments, showcasing his expertise in producing, filming, and editing captivating projects. His clientele includes TV Networks, Nations, Nonprofits, NGOs, Charities, Social Enterprises, Businesses, and Celebrities committed to making a positive impact on the planet. Jeremy's work encompasses National Geographic Channel, History Channel, Animal Planet, Discovery Channel, as well as working for nations like the Kingdom of Bhutan, Kingdom of Eswatini, Ethiopia, Peru, and many others. Additionally, Jeremy serves as a Documentary Judge for two prominent film festivals.
Jeremy is a Fellow Member of The Explorers Club and a seasoned producer specializing in educational programming centered around the sciences and exploration. Boasting two decades of professional experience, Jeremy has successfully produced high-budget TV shows for major networks such as National Geographic, Discovery Channel, and History Channel. However, the core of his portfolio lies in collaborations with NGOs, social enterprises, and charities worldwide.
Video content that is affordable, relatable, and stands out! Interested in collaborating? Send Jeremy a message and start discussing new and exciting projects. The greatest story ever told is yours. Engage your audience. Effectively communicate your message, story, purpose, & narrative. Your story professionally produced, filmed, edited, & showcased to the world.
Jeremy offers comprehensive script-to-screen solutions, delivering content with a compelling, top-of-the-line professional appearance and sound. Whether working on location or in a studio setting, Jeremy possesses the expertise to craft a visual and auditory experience that precisely communicates your story and message.
Engaging in professional media advocacy, Jeremy Là Zelle focuses on the protection and sustainable management of the world's natural ecosystems. His efforts are dedicated to conserving biodiversity, with a particular emphasis on safeguarding threatened habitats and endangered species. Notably, Jeremy has undertaken extensive filming projects in the Arctic, documenting expeditions, aviation, culture, science, and wildlife in this unique and crucial region.
Jeremy is a prolific producer of engaging and informative media content on a global scale, consistently highlighting leading experts in the field. His involvement spans the entire creative process, from financing and development to writing, production, and filming of documentaries and outreach projects.
Jeremy is deeply passionate about collaborating with leading scientific organizations worldwide to create impactful media content that champions science, technology, engineering, and math. His primary focus lies in assisting investors in realizing their charitable and philanthropic objectives through the development of compelling media and educational programming.
Transforming an initial concept into a fully realized media product is a formidable challenge. Jeremy adeptly navigates these waters, turning your vision into a tangible reality. Share your story with the world! He specializes in presenting media programming and events that spotlight critical issues such as the environment, human health, social justice, adventure, expeditions, and other topics of significant public interest.
Engaging in media advocacy, Jeremy actively cultivates partnerships with local individuals, communities, and organizations to garner support and commitment from those residing in project areas. Collaborating through media partnerships with esteemed charities and NGOs proves mutually rewarding, providing these vital organizations with an effective avenue to enhance their global visibility and achieve fundraising goals. Jeremy's media contributions have notably resulted in significant increases in major donor gifts to numerous global charities and NGOs.
Jeremy strives to elevate global awareness about the imperative for conservation. His efforts aim to enhance understanding and generate support through educational initiatives, information dissemination, and fundraising campaigns. Jeremy's diverse filming experiences include capturing the essence of wild cheetahs in South Africa for the National Geographic Channel, documenting endangered lions and rhinos in the Kingdom of Eswatini, exploring the habitats of polar bears and wolves in the Arctic, encountering lemurs in Madagascar, and showcasing threatened bears in Ecuador, among other extraordinary wildlife encounters.
From the South Pole to the North Pole, supporting great causes with STEM education for children, Aviation safety, and Technology – all intended to encourage and inspire!
"This journey has the potential to be the thread that joins all humanity together, not break us apart. It brings us back to what matters by answering the question, “Why are we here?” Our perceived separation from each other, ourselves and our Creator is what drives us apart and allows us to move away from love, compassion and kindness for each other." - Pilot Robert DeLaurentis
Science! The first to test for atmospheric plastic pollution at the Poles with innovative experiments from the Scripps Institute of Oceanography. Additional experiments include a state-of-the-art NASA Wafer Scale Spaceship Experiment, which collects data from the flight including pictures, temperatures, altitude, speed, location and much more.
Love is the Way brings together the voices speaking in defense of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, highlighting the generations of stewardship by Gwich'in and Iñupiaq people. Inspired in part by footage of the late photographer Michio Hoshino, this film explores the friendships, values, and stories shaped by the place, and the strong commitments to its protection. As the Trump administration pushes a decades-old political agenda, this film reminds us of the sacred connections between us, and the ways that a place can teach us how to live with respect and compassion.
Episode 101: "Voices from the Arena" is a groundbreaking interview series about global wildlife trafficking and the future of politics, business, national security, and the planet. In our premier episode, host Dr. Tim Wittig welcomes special guest Texas Congressman Michael McCaul, the top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Rep McCaul is deeply familiar with transnational organized crime syndicates and wildlife trafficking. In the 117th Congress, he has used his position to develop innovative foreign policy legislation which will talk more about in this episode.
Episode 102: Join us as host Dr Timothy Wittig welcomes special guest Congresswoman Madeleine Dean (D-Pennsylvania), a passionate and long time supporter of wildlife conservation. Sitting on both the Judiciary and Financial Services Committees, Rep. Dean offers unique insights into the fight against wildlife traffickers, and the critical role the US Justice Department as well as the banking sector and financial regulatory system can play in the fight against global wildlife trafficking.
Episode 103: Good intelligence and collaborative sharing across law enforcement, the private sector and field conservationists is the key to dismantling high level wildlife trafficking syndicates and has led in recent years to the arrest of some of Africa’s most notorious wildlife criminals.
Join us as host Dr Tim Wittig welcomes special guest Congressman Mike Quigley (D-Ill). Congressman Quigley is a senior leader on the House Intelligence Committee and the powerful Appropriations Committee and joins us to discuss intelligence, law enforcement, and some very innovative legislation that will play a major role in combating global wildlife trafficking.
This is the third episode of Voices from the Arena, a groundbreaking interview series about global wildlife trafficking and the future of politics, business, national security, and the planet.
Nature Kenya—the East Africa Natural History Society (EANHS)—is Africa’s oldest environmental Society. We were established in 1909 to promote the study and conservation of nature in eastern Africa. Our mission is to connect people with nature and take action for biodiversity conservation.
Created by the World Land Trust to celebrate 30 years of unwavering environmental conservation globally, "Protecting The Heart of Mexico" unveils the resilient leaders at the forefront of Mexico's conservation movement. The documentary underscores the critical importance of persistently safeguarding our planet's remarkable yet highly fragile flora and fauna.
Wild Tomorrow Fund is dedicated to the protection of threatened and endangered species and the habitats they depend on for survival. We want to ensure that the world that comes after us is a world in which a wild tomorrow is possible. We work on the ground in southern Africa and our vision is for a world in which wildlife habitats are expanded and protected, and where existing reserves have the resources needed to keep their animals safe.
Our 9 year old son, Luke, is going blind due to a rare condition. We are spending 8 weeks this summer of Van Life to give him epic visual memories before he loses more vision.
Bardet-Biedl Syndrome (BBS) is one of many genetic conditions that can cause RP in young children. Our son, Luke, has been diagnosed with BBS1 for which he will soon begin to slowly lose his eyesight. And thus, the birth of A Race Against Blindness, an organization dedicated to finding a cure for BBS/RP.
"We strive to ensure that fishermen have the community infrastructure and environmental resources to maintain Maine's coastal cultural identity and sustain vibrant working waterfronts for this and future generations of Maine fishermen." - MCFA
"Generations of American Families depend on the Gulf of Maine for their livelihood, culture, and community. Development and ocean sprawl have the potential to dramatically change the future of Maine's fishing communities. Watch, share, support, donate and sign up at ProtectTheGulfOfMaine.org
Together, we persevere." - MCFA
"The ideals that the Association were founded on held true for many communities throughout the state and thus became the Maine Coast Fishermen's Association and expanded well beyond Port Clyde. Like-minded fishermen and community members from throughout Maine's came together to build an organization to create a better future for our marine resources and the communities that rely on them.
Today the MCFA is made up of fishermen from the edge of New Hampshire to the Canadian border and works with fishermen in the groundfish, shrimp, lobster, bluefin tuna, herring, whiting, menhaden, monkfish and scallop fisheries." - MCFA
Jeremy co-Produced, Wrote, and Directed 10 episodes of "Museum Men" for the History Channel.
Jeremy Produced, Wrote, and Directed all seasons of Filthy Riches for National Geographic Channel.
Jeremy produces all videography & photography media content for the world's top youth innovation competition.
South African Conservationist Vincent van der Merwe is often referred to as a cheetah matchmaker. His work involves pairing together compatible mates in hopes of reviving healthy cheetah populations throughout their African homeland. Follow along as Vincent and his team relocate a male cheetah from South Africa to Malawi, among the first to be successfully reintroduced in the country. Tune in to Nat Geo Wild’s Big Cat Week Sept 7-11 and learn more about how Nat Geo is working to save big cats.
Culture and heritage are deeply engrained in all aspects of Swazi life, ensuring an unforgettable experience for all. As well as the rich culture, the overwhelming friendliness of the people makes all visitors feel truly welcome and very safe. Add to that a stunning landscapes of mountains and valleys, forests and plains; plus wildlife reserves across the country that are home to The Big Five, and you have all that’s best about Africa in one small but perfectly formed and welcoming country.
The Tour of the Dragon travels across the Himalayas, 255 kms, and over 4 mountain passes. It is the toughest one-day mountain bike race in the world.
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