Joe Nicolosi

Joe Nicolosi is an American filmmaker and is best known for writing and directing Season 15 and The Shisno Paradox, taking over from Miles Luna, who directed The Chorus Trilogy.[1] He also provides the voice for Jax Jonez. In addition, Nicolosi had also written and directed The Brick Gulch Chronicles and Red vs. Blue 360: Supply Drop as well as co-written Red vs. Blue 360: The Talk.  While Nicolosi went to another project at Rooster Teeth that prevented him from helming Red vs. Blue: Singularity, that finished the arc started by his first two seasons, he still wrote the season's outline alongside Miles Luna and Season 16's co-writer, Jason Weight (who became lead writer).

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Director:
2011  The Mushroom Kingdom
2013  Hell No
2015  Star Cadets
2021  Celebritas Ex Machina

Producer:
2011  The Mushroom Kingdom
2013  Hell No
2015  Star Cadets
2021  Celebritas Ex Machina

Visual Effects:
2011  The Mushroom Kingdom
2013  Hell No
2013  Pit Stop
2015  Star Cadets
2021  Celebritas Ex Machina

Writer:
2011  The Mushroom Kingdom
2013  Hell No
2013  Pit Stop
2015  Star Cadets
2021  Celebritas Ex Machina

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