Jeremy Corbell

Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell is an American investigative filmmaker, journalist, and contemporary artist based in Los Angeles. His documentary work since the mid-2010s has focused on the UAP topic and on the network of military, intelligence, and scientific sources connected to it.

Corbell's 2018 documentary Bob Lazar: Area 51 and Flying Saucers, narrated by Mickey Rourke and distributed on Netflix, returned the Lazar account to mainstream cultural attention three decades after George Knapp first broke the story for KLAS-TV in 1989. Subsequent Corbell films have included Patient Seventeen (2017), Hunt for the Skinwalker (2018, with Knapp and Travis Taylor), and ongoing release-driven investigative reporting through his website and social platforms.

From 2021 onwards Corbell published a series of US Navy UAP videos and photographs through his website, including the USS Russell "Pyramid" video, the USS Omaha "Sphere" footage, and several FLIR sequences. The Pentagon subsequently confirmed the authenticity of these materials. In 2024 he launched the Weaponized podcast in partnership with George Knapp, which conducts long-form interviews with named UAP whistleblowers and former officials.

Corbell's editorial position centres on visual evidence, named-source corroboration, and direct release of military and intelligence material to the public. He has appeared on Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, NewsNation, and dozens of other mainstream platforms, and is one of the most-recognised journalists associated with the contemporary US disclosure conversation.

In December 2025 Corbell released footage and a NewsNation piece on Luis Elizondo's "green orb" encounters, which subsequently became a focal point of disclosure-community discussion and debate.