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‘Gone Dark’ edit almost locked!

Post-production is going very well thanks to the talented crew at Thirty 40 Studios. More to come soon but for now, enjoy this pic of the edit suite + a few screenshots from the upcoming film.

Dole the web series is out!

I’m excited to show you this cute little project I got the pleasure to get involved in by directing Episode 3. The rest of the show can be found on this Twitter page.

Huge thank you to the entire ‘Gone Dark’ team!

The shoot went incredible well and it is with a incredible gratitude that I’d like to thank the entire crew at Flat Cap Films for making this experience so fun and successful. Can’t wait for the next project!

Are here a few behind-the-scenes photos 🙂

‘Gone Dark’ script awarded already!

Truly honored to have been awarded the HIMPFF Award for Achievement in Writing.
Check it out!

Official HIMPFF Winners page

Flat Cap Films commissions ‘Gone Dark’

Big news everyone! My script ‘Gone Dark’ has been officially selected by Flat Cap Films for production & distribution!

Fundraising will take place over the month of July including our newly launched Kickstarter campaign which you can check out just above.

We’ll keep you posted with it all, stay tuned 🙂

Colcoa’s Afterparty Soirée in Los Angeles

Colcoa’s 20th Anniversary by SpLAshPR Agency 04-21-16

Please have a look at the video here

Music Promo: Tally Koren – ‘Free Will’

Released music Video for ‘Free Will’ by Tally Koren.
It was shot in studio location using dynamic lighting & wall-projections.

Client – TCK Label
Prod. Company – TCK Productions
Producer – Brieuc de Linares
Director – Charles H. Joslain
D.O.P. – Davide Cinzi
Editor/Motion Graphics Designer – Charles H. Joslain
Focus Puller – Aadhar Gupta

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Represented by The Crewing Company

I am grateful for Stephanie Asplin, MD of The Crewing Company, for representing me as Creative Director with her agency.

London’s A-P-A just wrote an article about… me! Check the Beak Street Beagle’s page below”

Directions to Direction: Charles Joslain

Despite his polite American accent, Charles Joslain insists he is 100 per cent French. Born in Nantes and growing up in Paris, his love for storytelling can be traced back to his upbringing by his mother. He didn’t really know his father and bluntly describes him as “a bit of douchebag” when we sit down for lunch in an unassuming Italian-run café near Hatton Gardens. Caught between the firm conservative morals of his mother and the liberal philosophies of his teachers, he decided to stop listening once he reached adolescence.

Stories were his rebellion against the moralising adults in his life. “A story presents an argument to you and you agree or disagree or fashion your own view,” he says. “As opposed to a lecture. I thought ‘that’s what I want to do.’”

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