About 3 channels for "jeremiah mcdonald"

Jeremiah McDonald is a time traveling filmmaker and actor who has self-produced short, viral films for Youtube since 2006. A Conversation With My 12-Year-Old-Self (2012) received global attention, sending McDonald on a press tour involving CNN, the Today Show, NBC Nightly News and Inside Edition. Other media includes Entertainment Weekly, the LA Times and Huffington Post. Previous viral hits include Jazz Dispute, and Youtube is My Life. Between 2009 and 2012, he worked as an associated member of Comédie de Caen in France, under the artistic direction of Jean Lambert-Wild, creating calentures for stage and screen and performing in the acclaimed Festival D'Avignon. Jeremiah studied film at Rockport College in Maine, as well as acting and pantomime with legendary mime artist Tony Montanaro at his Celebration Barn school.

Bernard Smith: The Return, Church of Blow commentaries, unscripted video blogs by Jeremiah McDonald and other random clips. Old school YouTube type shit. https://www.youtube.com/user/weepingprophet https://www.instagram.com/jeremiahcontent https://twitter.com/JeremiahContent http://jeremiahcontent.com/ https://www.facebook.com/JeremiahContent/

There's no "i" in team, but there is one in Smith. ----------------------------------------------- ChurchOfBlow is a collaborative project involving the US filmmaker and actor, Jeremiah McDonald, and a British writer whose given name you probably don't need to know. Jeremiah has his own YouTube channel under the name weepingprophet. He also contributes work to the channel comediedecaen. Both these channels are worthy of your attention. The writer whose given name you probably don't need to know also has a YouTube channel - organicprankster - but does not make videos, on account of his being a writer, not a filmmaker. We hope you enjoy these videos. If you do not, we would seek to remind you that there are literally millions of others online to choose from, some of which may more closely suit your entertainment needs. Thanks.