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Josh Mills is an award winning Producer/Director who has over 18 years of production and finance experience in both film and television where he has served as Producer, Director, Casting Director,Writer and Production Manager. He began his career at KXAS (NBC 5, Fort Worth, Texas). He moved on to work with Hall of Fame Sports Caster and ex-NFL player Pat Summerall, where he produced business profiles for the Fox News Channel starring celebrity spokespersons such as Cheryl Ladd, Dick Vermeil and Troy Aikman. In 2001, Mills moved to New York and went to work for Warner Brother's reality division where he was involved with the productions of over 200 episodes of "Change of Heart", "Elimidate" and multiple pilots. Mills expanded his career in the film industry by studying acting at night. He performed for a successful comedy duo at various Manhattan comedy clubs such as Gotham's and Caroline's on Broadway. After relocating to Los Angeles, Mills landed multiple commercials as well as various principle and co-starring roles, working on hit shows such as ABC's In Justice, Comedy Central's "Three Strikes" and the CBS Crime Drama The Unit. He's had the pleasure of working with veteran screen talent including Dennis Haysbert, Robert Partick, Ken Jeong, Gabrielle Dennis and Kyle Maclachlan. Despite his love of the "craft", Mills' passion lay behind the lens of a camera, not in front of it.
After teaming up with producing partners TJ Amato and Steven Camp in 2008, he has produced and directed several projects including the feature documentary Sugar Wars and the feature film Brother's Keeper, starring such talent as Ray Wise, Michael Rooker, W. Earl Brown and Country Music star Travis Tritt.
In 2016 Mills and Camp formed TEN10 Television, teaming up with working partner EUE/Sokolow to provide high-end television content to major networks. Mills is responsible for developing Desert Wind and TEN10's project roster, as well as operations in production and finance, negotiations with distributors, and strategic planning. A member of The Directors Guild of America, The Screen Actors Guild/The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, and the Lone Star Film Society.
