ABOUT ME

Joshua M. Jackson is a young camera operator and grip with an eye for style and composition. He studied Animation production at Durham College for two years before deciding to continue his academic career at Humber College’s Film and Television Production Program with a speciality in advanced cinematography. Joshua worked on such projects as Shashilla, a short Humber film as the director, and Rupert’s Time as the director of photography. Joshua aims to further his experience with sets and lighting as an I.A.T.S.E permit status eventually aiming to become a member of I.A.T.S.E 667 as a camera trainee assistant. 

 

I am inspired by stories. I enjoy creating real images that convey a message about life, friendship and experience. I have a story to tell, you have a story to tell and most of all their are people with all walks of life that have a story to tell, and I want to be a part of the process that helps manifest these experiences. I enjoy documentary film because there is a rustic, authenticity to it. I also live for fiction. I grew up watching Star Trek, Law and Order and CSI with my mom and creating drama and suspense is so rewarding.