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An Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, former investigative reporter and South Florida television news anchorman, Jerry has been the recipient of more than sixty national film and television awards since 1982, including the coveted Columbia University duPont Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism.

Jerry’s signature storytelling style is known for its emotional sensitivity and modern cinematic technique. An Emmy Award-winning Director, Jerry is also a veteran producer, cinematographer and editor who worked with Avid's engineers as they developed the world's first digital, non-linear edit system.

Jerry began polishing his long-form filmmaking instincts as a correspondent for Post-Newsweek's national documentaries unit. He anchored WPLG's weekend 6 & 11pm newscasts, morning cut-ins, Daybreak, and Eyewitness News Magazine. His integrity is also well known in Miami where he was a popular investigative journalist - known as The 10 Troubleshooter.

In 1992, Jerry began producing humanitarian advocacy and fund raising films, broadcast documentaries and private family projects for accomplished community leaders, philanthropists and entertainers, including: Martin Sheen, Miriam & Sheldon Adelson, Michael Douglas, Larry King, George Feldenkreis, Brett Ratner and Romero Britto.

His award-winning local and national documentaries include My Survivor, To Never Know Twenty, The Smell of Money, Israel’s Forgotten Heroes, Still Waters Run Deep, Windows To The Soul, Generations In The Sun, Inspired, Inspired Too, Addicted Nation, and Echoes of the Holocaust.