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GROWN UP DAD

What does it mean to be a good dad today? For generations, fatherhood was defined by financial provision — putting food on the table and a roof overhead. But in a landscape of shifting gender roles and critical conversations about presence, that definition feels incomplete.

Through the perspective of host Joseph Gidjunis — a father determined to break the cycle of “drive-by parenting” and be truly present for his son — the series journeys across the United States and Australia. Inspired by cultural phenomena like the hit TV show Bluey, Grown Up Dad examines what modern fatherhood looks like and how dads can rise to meet its evolving challenges.

The series features conversations with former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy, author Richard Reeves, and fathers across the country. Now streaming nationwide on PBS Passport and YouTube.

WHAT DID YOU DRAG ME INTO

When a drag queen’s Contemporary Christian album faces backlash from far-right critics — only to soar to the top of the charts — it becomes one of the most unlikely stories in modern worship. What Did You Drag Me Into follows the journey of Flamy Grant as she leverages this unexpected spotlight to carve out space for queer individuals in both the Christian music industry and the church.

This feature-length documentary, currently in post production, navigates complex cultural narratives at the intersection of art, identity, and faith — challenging deeply entrenched norms and sparking conversations that needed to happen.

PARTNERSHIP FOR A HEALTHIER AMERICA

Produced in partnership with Partnership for a Healthier America, this short film was part of the national Good Food for All campaign — an initiative designed to elevate community-based solutions to food insecurity. Shot on location in Chicago and narrated by former First Lady Michelle Obama, the piece highlights the impact of direct produce delivery programs while centering the voices of families and local leaders transforming food access in their neighborhoods.

As set producer, Joshua was responsible for location scouting, ensuring subject readiness, and supporting on-the-ground logistics throughout production. The film was recognized with a Gold Telly Award for Social Impact and continues to serve as a powerful tool for advocacy, organizing, and cross-sector partnership building.

FOUNDRY & STOVE

Pottstown was once a steel town. Today it’s experiencing something quieter and more complicated — economic and social renewal, with all the promise and tension that comes with it. Foundry & Stove explores that renewal through the lens of a non-native who chose to call Pottstown home, juxtaposing the town’s revitalization and community resilience with the complexities of gentrification.

This short documentary serves as both a celebration of small-town potential and a thoughtful examination of the challenges that come with change — giving voice to a diverse range of community members and offering an inspiring vision of belonging in the 21st century.

GLOBAL ENCOUNTERS

For International Ministries’ 210th anniversary, a celebration was designed to unite their expansive network of global servants, consultants, partners, and supporters. Two 90-minute live segments were produced and streamed online in multiple languages, complemented by a series of workshops and resources.

The result was a global event that felt intimate despite its scale — highlighting IM’s enduring legacy while demonstrating how thoughtful planning and execution can elevate any organization’s vision to a worldwide audience.

WORLD MISSION CONFERENCE

The 2022 International Ministries World Mission Conference brought together a global audience for live presentations, engaging workshops, and comprehensive event coverage that highlighted the breadth and depth of IM’s work around the world.

From crafting compelling narratives to overseeing technical execution, the production ensured the conference not only ran seamlessly but resonated deeply with attendees — delivering the kind of immersive, dynamic experience that inspires and connects audiences long after the event ends.

THE GENTLEMAN OF THE SENATE

The Gentleman of the Senate is a feature-length documentary exploring the life and legacy of one of Oregon’s most principled statesmen. Working in close collaboration with a seasoned production team, Joshua helped manage the logistics of this high-profile production — coordinating with dignitaries and other influential figures while upholding the professionalism the project required.

The experience deepened his understanding of the importance of storytelling in honoring legacy and history — a perspective that continues to inform his work as a producer and storyteller.