Jeremy St. Romain is a writer-director from southeastern Louisiana whose work blends vérité realism with folklore, memory, and emotional truth. His stories explore grief, resilience, and connection—often set against the backdrop of the Gulf South, where past and present are always colliding.

Jeremy is the founder of Under BQE Productions, where he creates original films and visual campaigns for nonprofits, schools, fashion labels, and commercial brands. His clients include Habitat for Humanity, Young & Healthy, Ness Arts, and multiple New York City school districts and public schools. His background in photography and education shapes his filmmaking style: grounded, lyrical, and deeply human.

His TV pilot Superstition won the Big Apple Film Festival and has been recognized by Austin Film Festival, Cinequest, Nashville, and Final Draft’s Big Break. As a screenwriter, his student short Pony Bar was the only film from his program nominated for the Kodak Student Film Award, and went on to win at the Women in Film Festival.

Jeremy holds an MFA in Screenwriting from the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema and currently teaches in Hofstra University’s LA program, where he mentors emerging filmmakers and writers.

His current project, Blood Harmony, is a short film about a musician returning to the Gulf Coast to finish a song and confront her past. He is actively fundraising for the film while also writing a feature biopic about legendary singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett.

Whether capturing quiet moments or supernatural visions, Jeremy’s work aims to move people—gently, honestly, and with fire.