Jeremy Corbell

Jeremy Corbell is an American contemporary artist and documentary filmmaker, based in Los Angeles, who transitioned from visual art into UAP-focused investigative filmmaking, producing cult-followed documentaries including Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers (2018) and Hunt for the Skinwalker (2018). Corbell became a central figure of the 2020s disclosure media ecosystem after obtaining and publicly releasing several Navy-recorded UAP videos, most notably a 2019 clip showing spherical objects near Navy vessels off San Diego, material he says came from confidential Department of Defense sources; the Pentagon later confirmed the authenticity of some of this footage while declining to explain the objects' origin. He has also released and promoted claimed 'deathbed confession' testimony from purported former intelligence and defense-contractor sources describing alleged UAP crash-retrieval programs, claims that, like much insider testimony in the field, remain unverified by independent public evidence and have drawn skepticism regarding source vetting. Corbell co-hosts the widely followed Weaponized podcast with journalist George Knapp, interviewing a mix of government officials, whistleblowers, and fringe claimants. His combination of visual-art sensibility, documentary access, and willingness to platform unverified but high-profile insider claims has made him one of the most visible, and most debated, media figures of the post-2017 disclosure movement.