Joseph's acting career began at the tender age of 13, marking the starting point of a remarkable journey that would see him land an impressive array of film and television roles, as well as numerous commercials, by the time he reached the age of 18.
As he continued to hone his craft, Joseph's breakthrough role arrived in the form of Vittorio Innocente, the son of the iconic Sophia Loren, in Capri Film's TV mini-series drama "Lives of the Saints". This pivotal performance earned him the esteemed Young Artist Award in Los Angeles, California, a testament to his burgeoning talent.
Joseph's subsequent work included a string of recurring roles on various networks, including Pax Network's "Doc", ESPN's "Playmakers", and CTV's "Flashpoint". His portrayal of Jordan, a teenager struggling with deafness, in "Doc" earned him a second nomination for the Young Artist Award, with Joseph subsequently learning sign language to immerse himself in the role.
In addition to his television work, Joseph also appeared in leading roles in the sci-fi film "Threshold" and USA TV net's "The Promise" and "The Messiah". Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, to Italian grandparents, Joseph's heritage played a significant role in his development, with him learning to speak fluent Italian from a young age.
