Joe Crouch

I moved to Los Angeles in 1995 and started working on-set for Roger Corman productions. Over the last 17 years, I've worked steadily on many film and television productions, doing various jobs and learning the craft of film-making.
My IMDB has just some of the work I've done.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0189437/

All the while, I've been writing my own scripts and seeking to tell my own stories, as well as helping others to develop their scripts. I've written several screenplays and tried to stretch myself as a writer by covering many different genres. Sci-Fi is my favorite genre to write.

However, I have had success with other genres. "Cross of the Savage" is a spiritual western. As a screenplay, it received the following accolades:
Kairos Prize (Finalist)
Movie Script/Feature (Finalist)
Christian Screenwrite Contest (2nd Place)
Writers On The Storm (Semifinalist)
PAGE International (Quarterfinalist)
Scriptapalooza (Quarterfinalist)
StoryPros Intl. (Quarterfinalist)

Another screenplay I wrote is a wacky comedy entitled "Assisted Fishing". I wrote this one with the intent to produce and direct it myself. I shot the movie in 20 days on a budget of only $50,000 - and this year it has been an official selection at 8 film festivals.

"Assisted Fishing" has also been recognized with the following awards:
Best Comedy Feature at the American Independent Film Festival
Golden Ace award at the Las Vegas Film Festival
Best Editing Award at the Sunset Film Festival
California Film Award for best film produced in California