About Me
Jonah Bravo is a filmmaker whose story is woven into the vibrant fabric of Queens, New York. From the early days at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, where his passion for film first took shape, Jonah immersed himself in a world of creative discovery. His high school years were profoundly influenced by Downtown Community Television, a community hub that not only nurtured his talent but also instilled in him a deep commitment to giving back. This bond came full circle when, after earning his BFA from Purchase College, he returned to mentor the very program that set his artistic journey in motion.
Throughout his career, Jonah has embraced projects that challenge perceptions and celebrate art in all its forms. His collaborations with visionary environmental artist Alejandro Duran, including work on the groundbreaking Museum of Garbage in Mexico, reflect his dedication to merging art with activism—transforming everyday narratives into powerful visual statements.
When he’s not crafting compelling stories on film, Jonah finds solace in the kitchen, exploring the art of cooking, and loses himself in story-rich video games that fuel his imagination. Every project, every meal, and every immersive experience is a chapter in his ongoing pursuit of beauty, truth, and creative expression.
