Joseph D. Josselyn is the producer at Deaf Missions. He graduated with a BA in Television at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C., in 1997, with a desire to produce and direct films and be a cinematographer. In 2003, he married Nicole and they have five children—two of the oldest children are Deaf and adopted from Liberia. During his college years, Joseph produced six comedy sitcom episodes and a 40-minute film. After graduation, he made short clips for Gallaudet TV department before moving to California to work for DawnSignPress, a sign language publishing company. In 2006, he joined Deaf Missions in Iowa to produce various media resources, including “The Bible: American Sign Language Version.” He co-produced and directed “Dr. Wonder’s Workshop”—a television series for children that has been featured on various broadcast networks. He produced and lensed the “Book of Job” feature film in 2017 and produced and directed “Uncondemned,” a short film in 2019. His passion is creating high-quality creative films in sign language (“Deaf Cinema”) that engage the Deaf community to know more about Jesus.