Joshua Webber is a visionary filmmaker, director, producer, screenwriter, and CEO of Webber Films, LLC. Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and raised in Montreal, Canada, Webber has built a reputation as a versatile storyteller, crafting narratives across commercials, documentaries, and feature films. Married to an accomplished executive and entrepreneur, he has collaborated with industry leaders like General Motors, Ford, DreamWorks, McDonald's, Warner Brothers, and Budweiser, creating impactful content for audiences worldwide.

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Webber’s debut short film, Batter Up (2009), won the Golden Honu Award for Best Family Short at the Big Island Film Festival and was celebrated at film festivals throughout North America. His storytelling mastery shines in his documentary There (Is) Many Like Us (2015), which tells the harrowing survival story of his grandfather during the Holocaust. The film has received coverage in The Jewish Press and The Canadian Jewish News and is available on Amazon and iTunes.

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His feature films showcase a wide-ranging command of genres. Secrets of Deception (2017) and Never Heard (2018) highlight his ability to navigate gripping narratives, with Never Heard premiering on over 500 screens and reaching global audiences through Netflix and Gravitas Ventures. He also produced Born a Champion, a martial arts drama starring Sean Patrick Flanery and Dennis Quaid.

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Among his upcoming projects, Webber’s psychological thriller Love Me Dead (previously ISSAC), starring Dove Cameron and RJ Mitte, is set for a theatrical release on February 14th, backed by a major distributor. The family-friendly holiday film Athena Saves Christmas, featuring Cuba Gooding Jr., and the true-crime drama American Rackets , further showcase his versatility. As the founder and driving force behind Webber Films, Webber remains a powerful influence in Hollywood, dedicated to creating stories that resonate deeply and inspire lasting impact.