Biography

A fifteen-year veteran of TV and film production, Josh's work has garnered him a National Sports Emmy and over a dozen NY Emmy awards. A versatile presence, Josh has been everything from Executive Producer to an Emmy nominated Writer, to one of the stars of a national TV spot. As EP of Sports Illustrated's "The Making of Swimsuit", he brought the beauty and majesty of SI 's swimsuit issue to life in a way it has never been seen before. Under his watch, it has grown from a DVD-only release to a staple of Travel Channel's Winter programming. His work on "Four Days in October", part of ESPN's critically acclaimed 30 for 30 series which debuted to over 1.4 million viewers, helped earn the series a Peabody Award for excellence. In 2011, he was the Senior Producer of the National Emmy Award Winning series "The Franchise- A Season with the San Francisco Giants", which rivaled "Hard Knocks" and "24/7" as the industry standard for sports docu-series production. Recently, he has Directed ground breaking new films on MLB legends Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron, and brought the story of the 2015 New York Mets dream season to the people in a unique and unexpected fashion with "Tears of Joy: 2015 New York Mets".
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

Left Major League Baseball in 2006 to work for the short lived ESPN Classic series, "Classic Now".

Was originally hired by Major League Baseball in 2000 as a ringer for the company softball team.