Josh was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona where he began his career on stage at the Young Actor’s Reparatory Theater and then with Palo Verde High School’s Titan Players.  He moved to California after high school to attend the University of California at Berkeley where he majored in Philosophy, captained Cal’s Judo team, and continued acting with the University Theater Department and the American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) across the bay in San Francisco.  After graduation Josh moved to Los Angeles where he continues to study his craft in L.A. with Larry Moss, Gary Marks, and the Upright Citizen's Brigade (UCB).  Josh is currently represented by Van Johnson of Van Johnson Company (Manager), Laura Soo Hoo of Reign Talent (Commercial), and Jen Paterson of KC Talent (Theatrical) in Vancouver, B.C. Canada.  Josh has dual citizenship in the US and Canada.

Josh is an actor, writer, and producer based in LA.  As an Actor he has worked consistently in all aspects of the TV and Film industry.  Josh has shot more than 20 national commercials, been in short and feature length independent films in festivals all over the world, and starred in TV pilots for major networks like CBS.  His work in front of the camera inspired a desire to write, direct and produce, so in 2015 he started two production companies: Rebel Road Productions for his solo writing and directing work, and Bag O’ Cats Productions with long time friend and collaborator Robbie Jones.

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Rebel Road Productions is currently focused on “Handle With Care”, a feature length screenplay written by Josh which has been optioned and is currently attaching its lead cast, and “Please”, a short film Josh wrote which is set to be his directorial debut later this year.

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Bag O’ Cats is currently focused on TV with Robbie and Josh working on multiple projects.  Together they created the young adult dramas “Me2” and “Undercover Los Angeles” (UCLA), as well as created and written pilots for 2 half hour comedies: “Crossing Guards” and “The GOAT.”  Josh and Robbie have close to a dozen other TV and film ideas on the Bag O’ Cats productions slate and having pitched at Warner Brothers, ABC, Fox, A&E, Amblin and more, they are excited for what’s ahead.