Joshua Grossberg

Booked talent and supervised production on acclaimed PBS interview series

Led crews in the field on location for three months in Brazil, organized shoots in the midwest and California for feature-length documentary on Orson Welles and the making of his second film.

Crafted storylines for half-hour PBS interview series focusing on such acts as David Byrne and Jewel.

Edited and produced Ally digital film series for top health website and shot recreations of advocates ranging from “Parkinson’s Hero” and American Heart Association spokesman to “Eczema Warrior.”

Sourced clips for PBS Newshour series highlighting everyday people doing spectacular things

Co-directed 48-minute film for Salesforce annual 2022 report which shot in multiple cities around the world and included a multi-camera shoot of CEO Marc Benioff's keynote speech at New York City's Javitz Center.

Executive produced and co-directed 48-minute film for Salesforce annual 2022 report which shot on three different continents and featured a multi-camera shoot of the keynote presentation by CEO Marc Benioff.

Crafted storylines for feature doc about Orson Welles' second masterpiece

Supervised a team of six obtaining and licensing all archival video, stills and art work for acclaimed HBO documentary based on the award-winning book by Ta-Nehisi Coates.

Serve as writer and producer of Emmy-winning documentary "The Brightness of Noon" about how the faith community is responding to the immigration and refugee crisis, that aired on ABC in February 2018.

Served as an associate producer and editor on Emmy-winning documentary which aired on ABC.

Create promotional videos for fertility clinics and pharmaceutical companies for the web’s number one lifestyle site serving the fertility community. Clients include New Hope Fertility and CooperGenomics.

Served as story producer on immigration documentary series Brightness of Noon that aired on ABC

Execute “Ally” digital film series for top health website profiling advocates ranging from “Parkinson’s Hero” and American Heart Association spokesman to “Eczema Warrior” at the National Eczema Expo.

Served as an associate producer and editor on Emmy-winning documentary which aired on ABC.

Produced, wrote and directed a short web series following 19-year-old Democratic Elector Levi Guerra and other "Hamilton Electors" on their efforts lobbying Republican Electors to dump Donald Trump and vote for a unity candidate for president. In postproduction on a longer documentary on the subject.

Produced, wrote and directed 30-second commercial for Atlanta-based law firm ATL Family Lawyers now airing on all Comcast cable stations and the Web.

Field produced for LOGO a historic first-ever LGBT-specific tour of the battleground state of Ohio featuring former ‘N Sync singer Lance Bass and gay rights icons Robbie Kaplan and Jim Obergefell that was organized by the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign. Packages aired on both LogoTV.com and the Logo Network.

Writer-Producer of an unannounced eight episode documentary series from Stephen David Entertainment similar to its other acclaimed docuseries such as The Making of the Mob and "The American West." The new series, which revoles around Fashion, is set to premiere on Amazon in 2017

Create business plan and investor presentations to obtain capital for the in-development feature film Sandy Springs. Put together core production team, meet with financiers and investors, pitch at AFM and other film markets, secure services of an L.A.-based casting team, and negotiate a letter of intent for Emmy-winning actor Courtney B. Vance to star.

Served as a producer and creative director on popular Atlanta-based Alternative rock band’s video projects. Responsibilities included producing and directing photo shoots, overhauling the band’s image, creating cinemagraphs for their website brothergreymusic.com as part of an online revamp, writing a sci-fi post-apocalyptic mythology for their concept album Evo, and providing strategic direction.

Directed and co-edited a feature-length true crime documentary that aired on Netflix about evacuees from Hurricane Katrina caught up in a murder.

Staff writer-reporter covering all facets of the entertainment industry. Interviewed celebrities and key industry professionals in movies, music, television and Hollywood drawing on vast rolodex of industry contacts. Participated in the growth of E! Online to include producing video content as well as helped chart campaigns that saw steady growth in monthly unique visitors from an average of 2 million in 2000 to 14 million today. • Covered junkets and award shows (Oscars, Emmys etc.), major film festivals (Cannes, Sundance, etc.), and New York-based events (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction ceremonies, Upfronts, etc.) • Reviewed movies, TV specials, concerts and Broadway shows • Produced web videos and supervised live streams • Possessed extensive sources (studio publicists, managers, etc.) that resulted in breaking news items • Covered court hearings and provided critical analysis of lawsuits, tax records, government reports and corporate filings • Served as backup editor formulating daily content strategy and maintaining the site’s social media presence • Monitored real-time analytics to hone our SEO plan

Wrote and directed Puppet 911, a sizzle reel and webisode for an unscripted comedy following a group of obnoxious puppets that help real people in need. Researched potential stories, directed shoots in the field, managed teams, downloaded and prepped footage and graphics, scheduled and supervised post-production, and pitched to major TV networks including MTV and A&E.

Produced, wrote and directed A Bridge Life: Finding Our Way Home, an independent feature-length documentary about Hurricane Katrina which aired on the Documentary Channel (now Pivot), streamed on Netflix and is available for download via iTunes, Amazon, and other sites as well as for purchase on DVD at major retailers. Managed a budget of $250,000, led crews in the field, negotiated licensing deals with major music publishing companies, and negotiated all aspects of profitable contracts.

Produced, wrote and directed a 9-minute thriller starring Seth Gilliam (The Walking Dead, The Wire) and Cara Buono (Mad Men, The Sopranos) that premiered at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival. Generated major publicity as the first filmmaker to shoot a narrative film on the pioneering Canon 5D Mark II camera and consulted for director Doug Liman for its use on the feature film Fair Game.

Wrote and directed a 30-second Obama TV spot that aired in the battleground state of Pennsylvania and which was produced by Emmy-winning filmmaker Rory Kennedy (Ghosts of Abu Ghraib) and director Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity).