03 / Work

Make it well.Put it straight in front of people.

Twenty years of films, shows and streams, released straight to the people they're for: on YouTube, in podcast feeds and live.

Now

Current work.

  1. In Guns We Trust (2026 documentary)

    Josh directed the film: two Australians crossing the United States with a rule of no side, no agenda, just conversations. It is released free on YouTube on 22 October 2026, direct to audience, with community screenings built on top rather than a festival run first. The reasoning is simple: a free release finds the audience, and the audience is what makes press, paid screenings and partners worth pursuing.

    The filmFilm websiteHost a screeningIMDb

  2. Full Stack Films

    The Melbourne production company Josh founded and runs with producer Breana Phillips, who joined the business in 2025. Documentaries, branded content and video podcasts, made to be released where the audience already is. In 2025 the team filmed Matt D'Avella's Melbourne shoots, including his sit-down with coach Eugene Teo.

    Full Stack Films3 rules for life | Eugene Teo (2025)

Earlier

The archive.

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  1. 2018–2021The Daily Talk ShowWith Tommy Jackett, Josh hosted and produced a weekday conversation show: 1,022 episodes from 16 January 2018 to 27 May 2021.

    From January 2019 every episode was filmed, making it one of Australia's early daily video podcasts. It included a 24-hour livestream during the first COVID lockdown (May 2020), a 1,000-minute stream for episode 1000 (April 2021) and live shows, among them a bushfire relief night at the Espy (January 2020). Guests included Seth Godin (twice, first from his office in New York), Hamish Blake, Matt D'Avella, Joshua Fields Millburn, Michael Bungay Stanier and Cyan Ta'eed.

    Apple PodcastsSpotifyRØDE feature (2019)

  2. 2019Guest, The Ground Up ShowA conversation with Matt D'Avella on his podcast about waking up early and morning routines (“The Morning Routine”, 23 May 2019).

    Listen

  3. 2018A personal YouTube channelJosh began documenting his work on his own YouTube channel, on the principle of eating your own dog food.

    LinkedIn article, 5 January 2018Channel

  4. 2015Goodbye PhilippinesA short documentary filmed in October 2015 inside Bulacan, the fireworks capital of the Philippines, and released on YouTube on 31 December 2015.

    341,451 views as of October 2026.

    Watch on YouTube

  5. 2014–2015EnvatoContent work for Envato, including Envato Stories (34 flights, 12 countries, 80 days, 20 stories, as listed on Josh's LinkedIn) and the “Made By” series, filming creative people around the world with Naysan Naraqi.

    SimpleBits, 2015Authentic Jobs, 2015LinkedIn

  6. 2013Southern Cross AustereoDigital producer for Fifi & Jules.

    Fifi & Jules' Car Swap won Best Multimedia Execution – Sales at the 2013 Australian Commercial Radio Awards, according to Josh's LinkedIn.

    Radio TodayLinkedIn

  7. 2011–2013Fat, Sick & Nearly DeadAustralian Community Manager for Reboot with Joe around the film's Australian launch in November 2011, as Josh announced on the Reboot blog at the time.

    In Josh's account, he also set up a 48-hour Australia and New Zealand online release of the film on YouTube. The film was later made free worldwide on YouTube for a limited time in April 2013.

    Reboot blog, 2011 (archived)IF Magazine, 2011BroadwayWorld, 2013

  8. 2008MediaflexJosh's first video production company, helping brands find their way into social video.

    Full Stack Films bio

Work with Full Stack Films → josh@fullstackfilms.com