Josh is known for pairing beautiful, effortless visuals with hopeful, human stories. His work brings a fresh eye to filmmaking and emphasizes his subjects’ emotional depth.
Josh grew up deep in the heart of Texas, and after college, moved to California where he cut his teeth learning from Ridley and Tony Scott. As a musician and a long-time music lover, Josh found early success photographing and touring with various folk artists. He’s worked with many charities, traveling the world and giving voice to those in need.
In just a few years, Josh’s work in cinematography and film directing have earned him national praise. Some of his honors include recognition in the Shoot Magazine New Director’s Showcase, Best Cinematography and Directing for his collaborative short film “Homeward” at La Jolla Fashion Film Festival, two Silver Telly awards for his work with Disney, and two Bronze Telly awards for his documentary series “This Built America” with AOL and Ford. He also won Best Cinematography and Best Documentary Short for “William Fitzsimmons: Finding Home” in the LA International Film Festival.
He splits his time between Texas and California.
