Jeremy Dylan is a multifaceted individual, born in Australia and currently residing in Nashville, Tennessee, where he has established himself as a filmmaker and journalist of considerable repute.
Dylan's directorial debut was the feature film "Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins" in 2010, a work narrated by the renowned British actor and writer Stephen Fry.
In 2014, Dylan released his first feature documentary, "Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts", which premiered at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville and the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles. This documentary chronicles the life and career of Grammy-winning Americana pioneer Jim Lauderdale, featuring an impressive cast of notable musicians, including Elvis Costello and Buddy Miller.
Dylan's most recent feature project is the documentary "Tommy Emmanuel: The Endless Road", a film that explores the life and career of guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel. This documentary is currently making the rounds at film festivals worldwide.
Throughout his career, Dylan has directed numerous music videos for a diverse range of artists, including ARIA-winning country stars The McClymonts and British cult icon Robyn Hitchcock. His work in this field has earned him several nominations, including a Golden Guitar Award for Music Video of the Year and a CMC Music Award for Australian Music Video of the Year, both in 2018. He was once again nominated for a Golden Guitar Award for Music Video of the Year in 2019.
In addition to his work in film and music video direction, Dylan is also a podcaster, having launched the popular podcast "My Favorite Album" in 2014. Each episode of this podcast sees Dylan engaging in conversation with a different guest, discussing an album that holds special significance to them and the impact it has had on their life and career. Over the course of almost 300 episodes and five years, Dylan has spoken with a wide range of notable figures, including Neil Finn, Benmont Tench, Jason Isbell, and Kacey Musgraves.
As a photographer and print journalist, Dylan has contributed to various publications, including Country Music Capital News and Rhythms magazine. His portfolio features profiles of notable artists, such as Shania Twain and Sturgill Simpson.
