Jeremy Corbell is an American documentary filmmaker, investigative journalist, and media figure whose work focuses on UFOs and unidentified anomalous phenomena. He is known for directing films about prominent UFO cases, publishing imagery attributed to U.S. military encounters, and advocating for greater government transparency on the subject.

Before turning to documentary work, Corbell practiced and taught martial arts and developed a career as a contemporary visual artist. His mixed-media projects combined painting, photography, found objects, fashion, and film. Corbell has said that he became interested in UFO stories after hearing journalist George Knapp’s early interviews with Bob Lazar, although he initially pursued that interest separately from his art career.

Corbell moved into feature documentaries during the 2010s. Patient Seventeen (2017) followed a surgeon who claimed to remove an alien implant from a patient. Hunt for the Skinwalker (2018) examined the history of reported UFO and paranormal activity at Skinwalker Ranch. Later that year, Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers presented Lazar’s account that he had worked on alleged non-human technology near Area 51. Together, the films established Corbell’s public identity as a filmmaker centered on firsthand testimony, archival material, and disputed claims about secret government programs.

In 2021, Corbell and Knapp published a series of leaked images and videos tied to reported 2019 U.S. Navy encounters. The releases included night-vision imagery associated with the USS Russell and thermal and radar footage linked to the USS Omaha. The Department of Defense confirmed that some of the material had been recorded by Navy personnel and included in the UAP Task Force’s examinations. The releases brought Corbell wider national attention and expanded his role from documentary director to a public conduit for military witnesses, confidential sources, and UAP material.

In January 2023, Corbell and Knapp launched WEAPONIZED, a weekly video and podcast series. The program combines interviews with military and intelligence witnesses, scientists, officials, journalists, and researchers with the publication of documents, recordings, and new imagery. It formalized a collaboration that had already shaped Corbell’s films and his reporting on military encounters.

Corbell later became a central subject of the Tubi series TMZ Presents: UFO Revolution, which followed his disclosure advocacy and work around congressional UAP hearings. He is also the subject of Michael Lazovsky’s 2026 documentary Sleeping Dog, which profiles his source relationships, footage releases, and campaign for UAP transparency. Across films, podcasts, television, and social media, Corbell’s current public role combines filmmaker, interviewer, source-driven reporter, and activist within the modern UFO disclosure movement.