Jonathan Karsh is a multifaceted producer, director, and executive with a remarkable track record of success in the entertainment industry.
As the Senior Vice President of Creative Affairs at Relativity Television, he played a pivotal role in developing and executive producing the pilot for MTV's Catfish: The TV Show.
Since Relativity Television's inception in 2008, Karsh has been an instrumental force, bringing his unique perspective and expertise to the table.
As a filmmaker, he has a strong background, having won the Audience Award and Best Director Award at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival for his directorial debut, My Flesh and Blood.
The documentary, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, was later broadcast by HBO and went on to win a News and Documentary Emmy Award the following year.
Karsh has continued to work on documentary films for MTV and AMC, as well as producing reality shows for CBS, ABC, and ABC Family.
As a host, he has showcased his talents on multiple programs since the age of 18, with his biggest hosting role to date being for CBS's Kid Nation, a show he helped to develop and produce.
In 2015, Karsh took the next step in his career by founding his own production company, Shiny Objects Entertainment, which focuses on creating high-quality alternative programming across cable and digital platforms.
Throughout his career, Karsh has demonstrated his versatility and dedication to his craft, making him a highly respected figure in the entertainment industry.
