Jesse Kreitzer

Lanterna is a film and video production company established by filmmaker Jesse Kreitzer, whose fiction and nonfiction work explores rural life, folk cultures, and traditions. His films have received Oscar®-qualifying and New England Emmy® awards and screened at galleries, museums, and festivals worldwide, including the National Gallery of Art, Museum of the Moving Image, Biografilm, Raindance, Rooftop, Big Sky, Camden, Woodstock, and Oldenburg.

Kreitzer holds an MFA in Cinema and Comparative Literature from the University of Iowa and a BA in Visual & Media Arts from Emerson College. His work has been supported by Kodak, AARP, National Arts Strategies, the LEF Foundation, and state arts councils in Massachusetts and Vermont, with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. He currently lives in southen Vermont where he spends his free time restoring an 1830 schoolhouse. Rate Sheet I CV


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Sugarhouse - Press Stills
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Diena - Press Stills
Diena - Poster
Delta Bell - Prospectus
Delta Bell - Reference Material
Black Canaries - Press Stills
Black Canaries - Poster I Alternate Poster
Black Canaries - Production Packet
Black Canaries - Storybook (Concept Art)
Black Canaries - Visual Key
The Murder Ballad of James Jones - Press Stills
The Murder Ballad of James Jones - Poster
Lomax - Stills
Lomax - Poster