Joseph Mbah
Joseph Mbah is a director and cinematographer, known for Expo (2019), Battlefield 2025 (2020) and Krampus: Origins (2018).
Joseph McBride
Joseph McBride is a writer and actor, known for Blood & Guts (1978), Cannonball (1976) and Rock 'n' Roll High School (1979).
Joseph McCaughtry
Joseph McCaughtry, born in Ohio (U.S.), is an actor of film and theater. Shortly after his first professional theatrical performance, Joseph debuted in the Indie film Ping Pong Summer (2014) as Lyle Ace. Joseph is also a cast member in the upcoming Web series East Coast Grow (2016). He has also made appearances in VEEP and Captain America. Joseph began his acting on stage in high school and has acted professionally on stage at a local playhouse in La Plata, Maryland with the Port Tobacco Players.
Joseph McDonald Brubaker
Joseph McDonald Brubaker is known for The Secret: Dare to Dream (2020).
Joseph McGarry
Joseph McGarry is a director and writer, known for Goethe's Faust: A Tragedy Then... A Tragedy Now... (2018).
Joseph McGee
Joseph D McGee (also known as J.D. Hawk) was born in Hartford, CT and started in the industry as a writer while his early work in 2016 server as a fiction and non-fiction author. After finding the passion for writing, he formed McGee Productions in 2016 to serve video clients needs on the East Coast. After the passing of his father Stephen McGee, he re-branded the company into Hawk Studios. He operates a video production company and serves clients all over the USA and acts as Writer, DOP, Producer, and Director. He is a 7 time award winning winner indie filmmaker.
Joseph McKelheer
As the Head of Production at Windowseat Entertainment, Joseph McKelheer oversees all aspects of development and production in the Film, TV and Digital Media departments. Most recently Joseph produced 'Age of Summer', a coming-of-age comedy that hits theaters September 2018. Other work includes 'The Bachelors' starring J.K. Simmons, Julie Delpy and Odeya Rush, 'The Adderall Diaries' starring James Franco, Amber Heard and Ed Harris, and 'Crash Pad', starring Domhnall Gleeson, Thomas Haden Church, Nina Dobrev and Christina Applegate. Joseph also co-produced 'Barely Lethal', starring Samuel L. Jackson and Jessica Alba. As the founder of Film Harvest, Joseph produced an impressive slate of indie films including 'The Hammer', which won the Audience Award at eight film festivals including AFI. Under the Film Harvest banner, Joseph also produced 'Free Samples', starring Jesse Eisenberg, 'Fight Church', a documentary directed by Academy Award-winner Dan Junge and many others.
Joseph McKenna
Joseph McKenna is known for Twelve Monkeys (1995), The Postman (1997) and The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996).
Joseph McLean
Joseph Andrew McLean is a Scottish filmmaker, born in Glasgow on St.Andrews Day. Joseph is a Producer on River City (2002) He's produced and directed commercials, documentaries, short films, music videos and TV shows. He's also worked on a variety of Film and TV projects for the BBC, CNN, HBO, Sony and Netflix. Joseph's documentary Locavore: Pigs in the Park (2014) won best short documentary at the 'Seattle Social Justice Film Festival' and was nominated for the Southside Filmmakers Award at the Southside Film Festival in Glasgow. His documentary Cows, Cash & Cover-ups? Investigating VCJD (2019) screened at film festivals and also at the Frieze Art Exhibition (2019) and Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (2019) in London. It is also streaming on Amazon Prime. His music videos have featured in local and national press in the UK and screened at South by South West Festival in Texas. Joseph graduated from the University of Glasgow with an MA (Hons) 2:1 in English Literature and Politics. He also studied screenwriting at the University of California under the guidance of Professor Marie Cartier and at the University of Strathclyde, under the guidance of Writer/Director Aileen Ritchie In 2011 he founded his own production company Partickular Films, they produce a variety of work including Commercials, Documentaries, Films and Music Videos.
Joseph McRae
Born in Metairie, as Joseph William McRae, but raised in Kenner, Louisiana, and known to his family and friends as "Joey." In early 2000, Joseph began his acting career, where he started in commercials, then film in shorts and features. He is known for his work on NCIS: New Orleans (2014), URYDE (2018) and Rugaru (2012). However, he has the gambit of the entertainment industry of film, television, commercials, modeling, print, and theater. Married to his high school sweetheart, Ashlie, they have two children, a son, Ashton, and daughter, Lacie. Joseph attended Bonnabel High School then went on to study at Nicholls State University. He began a career in law enforcement where he was a patrolman, detective and eventually promoted in rank.