Joseph Rutland

Possibly my favourite of my own films. The film evolved from the idea of somebody kidnapping a guy at a bar and slowly replacing his limbs with wooden ones until he became a puppet. Finding all the extras for the final scene was an absolute…

For this film, I played the part of somebody trapped in his film for a director down in Stoke on Trent. The film was supposed to be experimental by nature. I really didn't like Stoke on Trent as it was incredibly foggy and cold and…

Boooooo! I'm not proud of this film, thus has not released it. This was for a 48 hour film challange. However the script was thrown out and one guy kinda derailed everything then dipped on the editing section. The whole film is an audiatory-messy dissaster.

Wanting to make use of leftover by-products from casting faces in resin, I came up with the idea of his film 'A Lovely BBQ'. The film was shot entirely on a DJI Mini camera, giving it a somewhat surreal feeling due to the wide angle…

The idea of doing a historical piece had been on my mind for a while. This script had quite a few superficial changes throughout. It had been envisioned that the plague victims were initially knights instead of peasants and the whole piece was supposed to…

I have once again taken part in a 48 film challange. To date, this is the only one I'm been proud enough of to show to the public. He worked for the first time with excellent actor 'JD Justice' and offically started dating mt costar…

Recently I have collaborated with my writer accomplice 'Cat Wray' to write a few short films, beginning with Juicy. Juicy was a labour of love whilst also being really really annoying to film, with locations cancelling and trains not working. But through all of this,…