Summary: In a subversive take of the classic western, The Fourth
Horseman tells the story of the Drifter, a bandaged gunman on a
desperate quest to survive the nuclear ravaged remains of 1950s
America. He is taken under the wing of the reverend Jake Aldridge, a
sociopathic preacher, the leader of a dangerous array of men on a holy
quest through the wasteland, their destination unknown. One of those
horsemen is Winslow Merryweather, the unhappy man saddled with an
antiquated typewriter and assigned with chronicling the exploits of the
reverend, played by Joseph Steven.
Oblivious (The 168 Project Festival, 2010)
(Coming soon)
Summary It's 1940 and gumshoe detective Jake McLaurin, played by Joseph Steven, investigates a shooting at some ritzy Beverly Hills mansion. When he arrives, he finds the lady of the house in a daze, a baby alone in a locked car, and the body of an actress shot through the chest--to which all of the other party guests in the manor seem to be... oblivious.
Wanda at Large -- "The Un-natural" Episode
(Watch Homeless Bum clip on YouTube!)
Summary: Comedienne Wanda Sykes takes to the streets as brash interview reporter who covers the man-on-street, an amorous Homeless Bum, played by Joseph Steven, about to propose to a woman of the streets.
Summary: Toussaint L'Ouverture, the indigenous liberator of Haiti is imprisoned by Napoleon and questioned by General Cafarelli under the eye of the prison Warden, played by Joseph Steven.
Summary: A faded top model is dropped off at a warehouse studio where her photo session and photographer are not all they claim to be. Limo Driver played by Joseph Steven.
Summary: A new Reno 911-style dramedy is an improvised show that takes place at an upscale hair salon in Beverly Hills. The staff welcome a handsome new hairdresser to the crazy world at the salon that includes devisive managers, devious rivals, diva boys, deranged killers, and the other usual patrons like Weird George the Stalker, played by Joseph Steven. ...Maybe he's the killer!
Summary:
A little girl's lost dog leads her to adventures and lesson of life learned on the streets from a quirky sage, Homeless Edmund, played by Joseph Steven.
La Première
(clips coming soon)
Summary: James Earl Jones narrates this prize-winning film from The Doorpost competition, about the Lumière Brothers racing to invent the devices of cinematography before Thomas Edison could. Set in Lyons, France and filmed in French, Joseph plays a theater goer alarmed by the visuals of the first seen motion picture, when he and other patrons think a train has appeared in the local Café de la Soie.