JEFFREY BRAVERMAN (b. California) is a writer and director whose work illuminates the extraordinary lives and behaviors of everyday individuals. He began his career as a photojournalist, and his passion for contemporary storytelling has since expanded to include screenwriting and filmmaking. Through these mediums, Braverman explores the intersections of humanity, culture, immigration, and evolving social narratives, capturing moments of resilience, complexity, and connection.

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Braverman’s imagery has been collected and exhibited in museums and galleries including the Bolinas Museum, International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York, PhotoAlliance San Francisco, Pace Gallery (CO), Photographic Center NW, Seattle Children’s Museum and Vesta, Los Angeles. Editorial assignments and publications include: Time, Newsweek, Dwell, Esquire, Taschen and Wired.

His films –David, In Brief (2016) and Blow Job (2020)– have screened at international festivals. He is currently writing and developing SALIM, a television series based on the life of French-Algerian Jewish singer and queer icon Salim Halali.

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