Bonnet
My graduate documentary that I co-wrote and directed with Emily Jorgensen-Stephenson. A ten-minute film that explores the lives of three individuals living with Charles Bonnet syndrome, a condition that causes visual hallucinations.
Josef Stringfellow
Filmmaking 2024
I am a young creative with a strong desire to pursue a career in the factual film and television industry. I have a passion for creating striking images and telling unique and engaging stories through the documentary medium. I am a capable self-shooter who is well-versed in a variety of camera equipment, with editing and colour grading skills to complement this. Having the opportunity to immerse myself in little-known stories is what excites me most about factual production, along with the ability to form meaningful connections with contributors and colleagues. My long-term aspiration is to become a producer director working on factual film and television that explores cultural and social issues.
Bonnet
My graduate documentary that I co-wrote and directed with Emily Jorgensen-Stephenson. A ten-minute film that explores the lives of three individuals living with Charles Bonnet syndrome, a condition that causes visual hallucinations.
Wild Vision, Wild Lives
A three-minute documentary that I wrote and directed as part of my production 1 module. A film that takes a playful look inside the UK's only forest school for the visually impaired.
Wild Lives, Wild Vision
A three-minute documentary that I wrote and directed as part of my production 1 module. A film that takes a playful look inside the UK's only forest school for the visually impaired.
Over the Limit - A NAHEMI Kodak Competition Entry
A thirty-second commercial that I was co-director of photography on with Romy Robbin. This commercial was our first time shooting on 16mm film and it proved to be a special experience.
Over the Limit - A NAHEMI Kodak Competition Entry
A thirty-second commercial that I was co-director of photography on with Romy Robbin. This commercial was our first time shooting on 16mm film and it proved to be a special experience.