Joseph Boyle started his
career in film production as a Production Manager and Line Producer on dozens
of Music Videos, Commercials, Interactive, and Film projects. Mentored by
executive producer Tim Van Rellim, Mr. Boyle transitioned into the feature film
world, where he cut his teeth on the productions such as “Ravenous”, starring
Guy Peirce, for 20th Century Fox and “The Invisible Circus”, starring Cameron
Diaz, for New Line Productions before managing the 2nd Unit, Stunts and Special
Effects teams in the production of “A Knight's Tale”, starring Heath Ledger,
for Sony Pictures.
Seeking a change in
direction, Mr. Boyle teamed up with documentary film producer Marjan Safinia to
direct and produce the award-winning documentary, “SEEDS”, which follows a
group of courageous Israeli, Palestinian, Indian, Pakistani, Afghan and
American teenagers as they come together for three weeks at the Seeds of Peace
International Camp in Otisfield, Maine. “SEEDS” was the opening night film of
the 2004 AFI/Discovery SILVERDOCS film festival, has screened at over 50
international film festivals and is now being distributed by PRG/PBS, Hallmark
Channel, Much Music Arabia, and several international broadcasters.
Having found new passion
and voice in telling the stories of real people, Mr. Boyle channeled his
energies into the documentary television arena—writing, directing and producing
for the Discovery Channel hit-show ‘Biker Build Off’ and ‘Ballroom Bootcamp’
for TLC, both produced by Thom Beers' Original Productions. Mr. Boyle took on
greater responsibilities for Original Productions by heading-up multiple
productions for Original Productions, including ‘Fugitive Strike Force’ and ‘Verminators’
for Discovery Channel. He most recently Supervised ‘Madhouse’ for History
Channel. Today, he continues on the path of finding and producing unique
stories for documentary television.
Boyle won an Emmy in 2015
for Most Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program on Deadliest Catch.
BOYLE, Joseph – producer, production manager,
director, screenwriter, actor.
Ravenous – 1998 (U.S.
blonde soldier)
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