Carl Joseph
I’m Carl Joseph, a London-based creative who works across video editing, camera operation, and on-the-day production roles for fast-paced TV, live events, and music-focused content.
About
I’m Carl Joseph, a London-based creative who works across video editing, camera operation, and on-the-day production roles for fast-paced TV, live events, and music-focused content. I’ve directed, filmed, and handled switchboard/camera responsibilities across multiple UK venues, while also setting up live streaming so audiences could watch performances online.
I enjoy building clean, broadcast-ready edits—balancing audio, colour correcting, and crafting graphics, VT intros/outros, and dynamic montage sequences for high-profile productions. My work has been recognised by broadcasters such as BBC and Sky, and I’m always keen to collaborate with teams to deliver engaging, high-quality media from pre-production through post-production.
- 20 years' experience
- Joined September 2026
Industry experience
- Media & Entertainment
- Education
- Professional Services
Work experience· 9 roles
Filmed and edited the (West Africa: Word, Symbol, Song) exhibition as a corporate video. Directed, filmed, and operated switchboard duties for a music event at The British Library that was live streamed worldwide online, also producing broadcast-ready output.
Filmed and edited corporate videos for Geeks and customers, producing video content for an organisation that has received awards including the Queen’s Awards, UK Digital Experience, and FSB London Business Awards.
Freelance work filming projects across the UK and internationally, including corporate events (e.g., Harvey Nichols, Sundance Film Festival at London’s O2 Arena). Collaborated with clothing brands, captured music concerts, and produced content for BSkyB and Freeview broadcasts. Performed video editing with colour correction and audio balancing to broadcasting standards.
Education
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