- Born
- Height6′ (1.83 m)
- Joe Wehinger has 25 years of experience as a Producer and Director working with globally recognized entertainers and brands including TV legend and 11 Time Golden Globe winner Ed Asner, 6-time Golden Globe winner James Brolin, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame musician and business person Joey Kramer, Golden Globe winning actress and fashion icon Joanna Cassidy, 2x Gold Medal winning luxury brand Thunderbird Spirit Water, prestigious Las Vegas Global Wine Competition, Southern California's largest consumer festival LA WineFest, 2- and 3- star Michelin restaurants, Celebrity Chefs, winemakers, Legendary Tour Manager Robert Pineda's RXM Concert Tours (both national and Las Vegas), Coachella, KROQ's Weenie Roast, San Francisco's Outside Lands, concerts, live entertainment, trade shows throughout California and the United States.
Joe Wehinger started his career while still in college, selected for the Kodak Film Scholar program to represent America at the world's biggest film festival and market: Cannes International Film Festival. Shortly after, he wrote and directed award-winning short film "Last Breath," featuring Ed Asner. The short was acquired for distribution by the American Civil Liberties Union.
Joe Wehinger wrote and directed indie film "The American Standards" starring 6-time Golden Globe winner James Brolin and Golden Globe winning actress Joanna Cassidy. The film was acquired for home video. He has several films, live events and projects in development as producer and 2 films as director with a very busy slate of projects for the upcoming year.
In business, Wehinger founded a creative agency in 2008, leading a team of artists and craftspeople that has produced marketing and media for global brands, on-line personalities, sponsorship and funding for entertainment, events and non profit partners.
- IMDb mini biography by: Martin Neehin
- Gender / Gender identityMale
- Long camera takes. Constantly moving camera
- Student film Last Breath (2001) was acquired by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) for nationwide distribution. Only the 4th film in its history and its first-ever short film.
- Studied with Academy Award nominee Leonard Schrader Created/founded a website for Schrader's birthday in 2002.
- Moved from Pennsylvania to California on a film scholarship after the premiere of his first film; a DV feature, "To Be Great," at age 20.
- Was an uncredited script doctor on 6 films from 2001-2006, including E-Girl (2007), his first romantic comedy.
- (after receiving the ACLU Humanitarian and Visionary award in 2001) To me, it's about storytelling. Whatever genre. Anything, even an action movie; sure there's an explosion, but after the BANG what's the first thing you want to know? What happened to the people? Who was hurt, who was killed? That's not just humanitarian. That's good storytelling.
- (talking about story) "I'm always amazed when I read a bad script that someone is moving forward on. People are quick to throw money at you, and it's hard to say no. But it'd be a whole lot harder to direct that. To tell a story that wasn't good enough yet. Or have characters that aren't defined enough yet. Story and character is much harder than you think, but it's always worth it."
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