Broken Hero Entertainment launched in 2017 with its inaugural short film “The Scavenger.” Our next film, “Tinfoil Hat,” has entered Pre-Production with plan for release in 2021. Each of these films strives to explore the human condition in its own unique way. As Broken Hero Entertainment selects new films for production in the future, we will continue to create beautiful, yet edgy stories of redemption in a damaged world.
Broken Hero Entertainment also provides services to advertising agencies and clients who need commercial grade video content often with an edgy feel, much like our films.
Recently, we have partnered with the talented folks at Alford Enterprises to create an Exhibition Film Festival to honor Global Movie Day in February. Three times a year (May, August, and November) we will hold a one-night event featuring three short Films (one a student film), then in each February we will have three nights of short films followed by a student feature film night. We succeed in both exhibiting global talent and increasing the availability of short films. If interested in submitting a film, please contact us with a treatment and film specs. If interested, we will invite you to submit the film.
Known for his work on “Tinfoil Hat” (2021), “The Scavenger” (2017), “The Ryan Carr Show” (2017), “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” (2016), “Thrill Ride” (2016), “MDMom” (2018), and a number of other Indie Films, filmmaker Jeremy Lynch devotes his work to touching the heart of moviegoers through action and adventure. He began his freelance filmmaking career in 2008, after following a path of self-education, studying under several veteran film mentors. He served as a Digital Media Specialist in the library system, providing training in various digital media disciplines and the creation of film, which often becomes an effective means of educating the public while also providing entertainment.
Jeremy believes in giving back and has turned to mentoring students at Columbia College in Chicago as well as working with a number of nonprofit organizations who need to tell their story. He founded Broken Hero Entertainment to explore creative play in the world of filmmaking and to provide a space to inspire cultural change through the media.