Jonathan Tysor, a screenwriter and actor from Southern California, developed a passion for storytelling at a young age, driven by his dedication to social justice and representation. He earned a BFA in screenwriting from the prestigious Dodge College of Film & Media Arts at Chapman University at just 19.

Jonathan has an expanding body of work, including short films, an episodic TV series, a feature film, and several ongoing projects. His screenwriting primarily focuses on queer representation, offers a youthful perspective, incorporates dark comedy, and explores elements of drama.

His journey in filmmaking began as a young actor, with notable roles in projects such as "Killer Therapy," the "Doggone" trilogy, and appearances on "Funny or Die" and "Comedy Bang! Bang!", and even a stint as a dodgeball coach on "The Bachelorette." He's set to appear in an upcoming popular TV show and a feature film scheduled for release in 2024.

Fluent in both English and Swedish, Jonathan utilizes his TikTok platform to advocate for LGBTQ rights and social sustainability. He also promotes diversity and equity in his written pieces, like his poem "Behind Closed Doors" featured in the 2021 "Anthology of Hope."

His work both in front of and behind the camera reflects a commitment to pushing boundaries and championing diversity in the entertainment industry, making him a young, rising star to watch in the world of film and television.