Jon Sherman, a renowned filmmaker, graduated from prestigious institutions such as Wesleyan and Columbia Universities. His debut film, "Breathing Room", boasted an impressive cast including Dan Futterman, Susan Floyd, and Edie Falco, and was successfully released in over 50 countries worldwide.
Sherman's subsequent film, "I'm With Lucy", featured an ensemble cast consisting of Monica Potter, Gael Garcia Bernal, David Boreanaz, Henry Thomas, Anthony LaPaglia, John Hannah, Julie Christie, and Harold Ramis. This film premiered as the opening night selection at the 2002 Deauville Film Festival and went on to be released in more than 100 countries.
In addition to his work in feature films, Sherman has also directed "My Sexiest Mistake" for the Oxygen Network, and has collaborated with prominent production companies such as Working Title Films and Depth of Field.
Fast-forwarding to 2010, Sherman relocated to Ohio to play a pivotal role in establishing the film program at Kenyon College. He currently resides in Columbus, Ohio, and has been actively involved in nurturing the local film community.
As of August 2020, Sherman had completed filming his latest project, "They/Them/Us".
