With an over a decade long career in film and television, spanning across various roles, including; Director, Producer, DP/Camera and Editor, Joe's style revolves around interesting compositions, creative lighting, deep connections and always putting the story first.

Joe's extensive list of credits includes collaborations with many producers, agencies and clients from around the world. He is a member of The Screen Industry Guild of Aotearoa New Zealand, New Zealand Cinematographers Society, Directors & Editors Guild of Aotearoa & Film Otago Southland.

His work has aired globally on major networks including Al Jazeera, Brovo, TVNZ and Māori Television, as well as featuring on streaming platforms Amazon Prime, TVNZ+, GloboSat and RNZ.

He has won multiple international awards including; Best Aotearoa Project for WALK, Best Documentary for ‘4130’, Honourable Mention for ‘ARE WE EVEN LISTENING?’ and numerous finalist & official selections for Documentary, Music Video and short drama content. His music video for Devilskin’s ‘NEVER SEE THE LIGHT’ has amassed over 3.7 million views on Youtube alone, with many others receiving over 500,000 views.

As a kid growing up in South Auckland Joe lived with a camera in hand. Starting out in stills on an old Pentax SLR before transitioning into moving image after saving up for a $50 handycam from Cash Converters. He started his professional journey in news and broadcast, music videos, and short form documentaries and has since worked on numerous TV series, commercials, short films, and documentaries throughout New Zealand, America, and South East Asia.

Joe is proficient in all leading cinema cameras and equipment and owns a good array of in-house gear, including a RED DSMC2, basic lighting kit, and more. He is a hands-on, practical professional who often builds custom contraptions to capture unique shots.

Joe’s passion for creativity has lead him to perusing more scripted works in recent years however his love of good, fun and real stories never sees him far from documentary and factual series work.