Biography

James Jaeger is known for Fiat Empire (2006), Over Exposed (1984) and Silver Sunrise (2025). He is married to Carol Jaeger. They have two children.

MEC has released 10 political documentaries in order of release: Fiat Empire, Original Intent, Cultural Marxism, Corporate Fascism, Spoiler, Molon Labe, Midnight Ride, Mainstream, Good Guys With Guns and Unsustainable featuring such experts as Ron Paul, Edwin Vieira, Jr., G. Edward Griffin, Pat Buchanan, Sam Chew, John Cones, Stewart Rhodes, Alex Jones, Larry Pratt, Sheriff Richard Mack, Pastor Chuck Baldwin, Ted Baehr, Elias Alias, Rosa Koire, Tom DeWeese, Lord Christopher Monckton, Debbie Bacagalupi, Willie Soon, Michael Shaw, John McManus and others. In release now is "UNsustainable" -- a James Jaeger Film, produced by Gerald Tufts, James Jaeger and Edwin Vieira, Jr. in association with Oath Keepers; featuring Tom DeWeese, Rosa Koire, Lord Christopher Monckton, Debbie Bacagalupi, Willie Soon, Michael Shaw, John McManus, Nikola Lonchar, Mark Passio and others.

James Jaeger founded Matrix Productions in 1980 in Studio City, California. Matrix Productions was incorporated as Matrix Entertainment Corporation (MEC), a Delaware corporation, in 1990. MEC -- billing itself as "movies that do more than entertain" -- produces documentaries, narrative dramatic features and rock concerts.

James Jaeger's producing partner, Edwin Viera, Jr., holds four degrees from Harvard: A.B., A.M., Ph.D. and J.D. Vieira is one of the country's top Constitutional attorneys, having brought four cases to the Supreme Court and winning three. Dr. Vieira has written numerous books including "The Sword and Sovereignty", "By Tyranny Out of Necessity" and "Pieces of Eight" -- the most comprehensive study of monetary law to date. Dr. Vieira is the brother of talk show host, Meredith Vieira (The Today Show, 20-20, The View, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire).