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Joe Fishel

Joe Fishel

cumpleaños: | lugar de nacimiento: Butler, Pennsylvania, USA

Joe Fishel is an actor, filmmaker, screenwriter, and playwright dedicated to character-driven storytelling that explores themes of identity, resilience, grief, and the human condition. With extensive experience working as cast and crew on productions ranging from no-budget independent shorts to major studio feature films grossing over one billion dollars at the box office, he brings a practical, well-rounded understanding of the filmmaking process to every project. Drawing from his multifaceted background both in front of and behind the camera, Joe crafts production-conscious narratives that blend drama, humor, and authentic emotional depth, with writing that spans feature screenplays, dark comedies, and semi-autobiographical works. Beyond film, he has expanded his creative work into theater, reflecting on personal experiences, adulthood, and community, including his background as a former collegiate student-athlete. He earned a Bachelor's degree from Juniata College along with two graduate degrees from Slippery Rock University. Aside from filmmaking, Joe enjoys a wide variety of interests and hobbies. Born in western Pennsylvania, he continues to live and work in the region.

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2026
I Swiped the Wrong One

as    Congressman

2021
The Horrific Evil Monsters

as    Street Observer

2020
Occurrence at Mills Creek

as    Victor

2018
A Wish for Giants

as    Senator Jeb Boehm

2018
One Dollar

as    Steel Mill Foreman

2018
Sandman

as    Title Fight Referee

2017
Lux in Tenebris

as    Bar Patron

2017
Una pequeña mentira

as    Ceremony Attendee

2017
Downward Dog

as    Dog Owner

2017
Fences

as    Parade Marcher

2017
La última función

as    Record Store Customer

2016
The Charnel House

as    Mover

2016
Intercambio fatal

as    Restaurant Patron

2016
Vacaciones en Vermont

as    Restaurant Patron

2014
Potential Inertia

as    Dr. Steve Clarke

1
Death Can Be a Funny Business

as    Funeral Home Employee