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Joshua Bogatin

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New York City, New York

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Joshua Bogatin is a filmmaker, film critic, editor, and programmer based in New York City.  His first short film, La Visita, was selected as part of the Sundance Ignite program and his second short film, Gettysburg, is currently being finished. As a film critic he has contributed to Mubi Notebook, Filmmaker Magazine, Screen Slate, Senses of Cinema, and many other publications. As an editor he primarily works on features, shorts and commercials. Projects he has worked on have screened at the Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, and other international film festivals. He also freelances as a programmer for Spectacle Theater in Brooklyn, NY where he programs films from all over the world and ran a bi-weekly screening series dedicated to Hong Kong cinema.

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Film Production

Assistant Director:
2017  The Alternative

Assistant Editor:
2017  The Alternative
2019  There's Something in the Water

Editor:
2017  The Alternative
2019  There's Something in the Water
2024  Fisherman's Burden
2024  The 3_2 Pulldown
????  Still Strumming

Producer:
2015  Breathe In Breathe Out
2017  The Alternative
2019  There's Something in the Water
2024  Fisherman's Burden
2024  The 3_2 Pulldown
????  Still Strumming

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