Joel is a multi-award-winning director and writer who has recently completed a plethora of projects, including three feature films, numerous short films, documentaries, and two award-winning web-series. His body of work is marked by a diverse range of genres and styles, showcasing his versatility as a creative artist.
Among his most notable works are the feature documentary "Taking My Parents to Burning Man" and the controversial comedic film "Shooting the Musical". These projects have garnered significant attention and acclaim within the film industry, solidifying Joel's reputation as a talented and innovative storyteller.
In addition to his feature films, Joel has also created a semi-autobiographical web-series titled "Inconceivable", which has been nominated for the prestigious Gotham Independent Film Award for "Breakout Short Series". This recognition is a testament to Joel's ability to craft compelling and engaging narratives that resonate with audiences.
Joel's most recent feature documentary is a comprehensive exploration of the life and films of the legendary Alfred Hitchcock. This project is a testament to Joel's passion for film history and his commitment to preserving the legacy of cinematic masters.
As a film school teacher in Vancouver, Joel is not only a talented creator but also a dedicated educator, sharing his knowledge and expertise with the next generation of filmmakers.
