Biography

Jeremy S. Bloom (he/him) is an Emmy award winning sound designer with over 10 years of experience leading the creation of immersive soundscapes for podcasts, installations, films, and theatrical productions internationally. The range of sounds Jeremy has designed is ever-growing and includes sea-monkey laughter, satanic snake dialog, lonely whales, projection-mapped viking battles, user interfaces for Google, generative rainstorms, the Big Bang, two separate Queer island utopias, dopamine molecules, and beyond!

Jeremy's work includes originally commissioned immersive installations for The Statue of Liberty Museum, the linguistics museum Planet Word, Manchester United, Spectrum Cable, Netflix's 3 Body Problem, Punchdrunk International, James Taylor, and Carnival Cruises. He has contributed sound design and music editing to critically acclaimed documentaries for CNN, HBO, IMAX, and Netflix and others. Jeremy is a staff sound designer for WNYC Studio's critically acclaimed podcast Radiolab and previously contributed sound design and original music for the award-winning Queer podcast "Nancy" and comedy hit "Two Dope Queens." His work focuses on collaborative leadership, story-driven design facilitation, and seamless integration between creative and technical goals.

Jeremy teaches sound design to the next generation of film directors at NYU Tisch's graduate film program. He has presented at CUNY, SCAD, University of Toronto (Raw Talk Podcasting Festival), Harvard (Sound Education Conference), DOC NYC Pro, NY Music Month, and more.
- IMDb mini biography by: Jeremy S. Bloom