Joseph T. Spence Writer |
Joseph T. Spence is a Mississippi native based in Nashville, Tennessee.
A former staff writer for Sony Music Publishing and an original member and founder of the power-
pop trio The Semantics - Geffen Records. As a producer, engineer and musician Spence has
worked with such artists as Ben Folds, Young Buck, Otha Turner,
Holly Williams and Amy Grant to name a few. In 2000, Spence began working with the
Nashville-based video production company Vintage Flick where he was music video producer.
In 2004, he wrote and directed "Who's Calling" an 18 minute short film which had a modest festival run. The film caught the eye of Compass Records CEO William McInnes, who was looking to form an original film production company. McInnes and Spence eventually formed Veritas Media Group, a film and video production company based in Nashville. Spence has now written and directed his third short film and produced a number of music videos, and is currently in pre-production on his first indie feature film. His first screenplay adaption was Cottonwood, based on the novel written by Stacy Dean Campbell. In addition, Spence has also adapted the New York Times best selling novel The Widow of the South written by Robert Hicks. [BACK] |
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