JEREMY JUE
My passion is providing voice and greater opportunities to underserved populations. I am committed to sustainable development and I am an advocate for media literacy. I hope to continue to create awareness and positive change by using my skills as a filmmaker to document, promote and support organizations and individuals that are bringing attention to new ideas and serving communities in positive ways. Let me, help you, share your story.
FILMOGRAPHY
WAKING IN OAK CREEK
September 2014
As the Sikh community in Oak Creek, Wisconsin prepares for Sunday prayers, a deadly hate attack shatters their lives but not their resilience. In the year following the attack, community members join forces to address underlying issues of hate and intolerance in their town.
THE ONLY HOME I KNOW
November 2017
A collection of 5 stories about young Dreamers whose lives illustrate how the DACA law has allowed them to come out of the economic, educational, and social shadows.
A PROSECUTOR'S STAND
November 2015
In San Francisco, a heroic prosecutor stands up for survivors of hate violence, including a Mayan dishwasher and a transgender woman, both brutally beaten on the city streets.
OUR FAMILY
March 2016
This film is a collaboration between Our Family Coalition and Not In Our Town to encourage conversation about the many diverse family constellations, to give children the opportunity to see and appreciate their own families, and to be open and respectful to those who are different from them.