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Emmy Winning Artist & Entrepreneur pursuing surprise and delight.
Jeremy Redleaf is an actor and voice artist who voices Gonnigan on the "Abby's Flying Fairy School" segments of Sesame Street. He previously dubbed the lead character Khan Kluay in The Blue Elephant, an animated feature released under the Jim Henson Company Discoveries banner.
Jeremy Redleaf. Actor: Sesame Street. Jeremy Redleaf is known for Sesame Street (1969), Odd Jobs (2010) and 3rd Street Blackout (2015).
Aug 19, 2021 · August 19, 2021 by Rosalie Macmillan. The founder of the “world’s most focused community” reveals why coworking is essential to the new hybrid workplace. What do you get when you put three successful creative entrepreneurs together? The answer is Caveday – the world’s most focused community!
2,457 Followers, 4,949 Following, 1,414 Posts - Jeremy Redleaf (@jeremyredleaf) on Instagram: "Emmy/Streamy winning Artist & Entrepreneur. Co-founder @caveday".
Sep 21, 2022 · Jeremy Redleaf is an Emmy and Streamy award-winning artist and entrepreneur. He tells stories and creates experiences through his Brackets Creative shingle, including "Odd Jobs," the Streamy Winning web series, "3rd Street Blackout," a feature film (Available on Peacock), and the SYFY special "Who Won the Year?"
Jeremy Redleaf is a Daytime Emmy Winning voice artist. His work ranges from "Gonnigan" on Sesame Street to explaining the rules of manhood on MTV's hit show Guy Code. A filmmaker, Jeremy recently co-wrote and co-directed "3rd Street Blackout," a narrative feature slated for a 2015 release.
Apr 16, 2020 · Read writing from Jeremy Redleaf on Medium. Filmmaker and Entrepeneur. Co-founder of Caveday. Every day, Jeremy Redleaf and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important...
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Jeremy Redleaf Makes a Career as President of Odd Job Nation. There’s a reason Jeremy Redleaf is so good at producing a show about odd jobs: He works them. When he’s not churning out...
