Justin Bromley

Justin Bromley was born on March 18th 1996 in Cranbrook, British Columbia Canada. Justin spent his childhood in constant thought and daydreams. When he was 14, he was instructed to make a video for his science class. The day he showed the video to his class was the day his life changed forever. From the minute he picked up a camera, he knew that this is what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. Continuing to make short films of all variations on his own, Justin eventually ended up making two low budget features back to back, one in 2012 and one in 2013. They both screened at a small lecture theatre in the community college in his hometown of Cranbrook BC. As Justin's craft got stronger and more polished, his first major achievement came in 2015 when his short film, The Wall, won a royal reel award at the Canada International Film Festival in Vancouver BC. In September of that year, Justin moved to Vancouver and started in the Motion Picture Arts program at Capilano University and just recently graduated from four years in the program. Justin made two student films from the program: The Mindless Imagination of Thomas Porter (2017), a five-time award-winning short film, and most recently Isolation (2019). Justin continues to practice his craft every day. He just wrapped production on his latest short film "Love Printruppted" and then will begin work on his first feature-length film, a long-awaited goal of his.