Lucas Joseph is a Canadian cinematographer based in Toronto, renowned for his creative vision and technical abilities. His journey began at Sheridan College, where he further refined his craft and gained invaluable industry connections and experience. Shortly after graduation, Lucas founded Lucas Joseph Media (LJM), quickly establishing himself as a sought-after freelancer in the camera department.
With over 14 years of professional experience, Lucas has excelled in various roles, including a focus puller, camera operator and now a director of photography, contributing to a diverse range of projects spanning Features, commercials, music videos, episodic television, and short films. His work has taken him across the globe from the UK to Cuba, Korea, Germany, and across North America, influencing his artistic sensibilities along the way.
Passionate about using cinematography to shine a light on important stories and issues, Lucas is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling. Through his work, he aims to leave a lasting impact on his viewers. As he continues to evolve as a cinematographer, Lucas remains committed to delivering compelling and impactful narratives that resonate with audiences worldwide.
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"You know that the iconic track “Bam Bam” has left a mark on music since taking the industry by storm in 1982, but what do you know of the incredible artist who laid her passionate vocals down to give it life? Sister Nancy is one of the most legendary Dancehall artists to grace a mic, and yet the understanding of her impact and legacy suffers beyond diehards of the genre. It’s time to rectify that. The song that has become a sample darling and star-making vehicle for many artists now brings into focus the trials, tribulations and rousing success of its original songstress.
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