photo by miles jay
In his early 20s, Jeremy Power Regimbal founded and internationally distributed The Lab Magazine, which featured conversations between luminaries such as Willem Dafoe, Brit Marling, Sam Rockwell, David Fincher, Wes Anderson, Marina Abramović, and Noam Chomsky.
At the age of 27, Regimbal made his directorial debut, "In Their Skin," which premiered to critical acclaim at the Tribeca Film Festival and was picked up for theatrical distribution by IFC.
His documentary-style advertising work with global brands like MasterCard, Nike, Chevrolet, and CitiBank received praise from AdWeek, Creativity, Adage, Adland, and Shots, as well as a nomination for the YDA’s at the Cannes Lion Festival.
After a short look behind the curtain of the advertising world, he shifted his focus, going all in on his passion project; an intimate documentary “Between The Mountain and The Sky” (formerly known as Love Letters for my Children), spanning nearly two decades traversing the landscapes of Nepal, the Netherlands, America, and Canada, produced by The Duplass Brothers Productions.
Through his production company, MPWR CONTENT, he creates films and photography for charities and nonprofits, amplifying their voices and catalyzing meaningful change in communities around the world.