Joshua A. Branstetter is a writer-director, cinematographer, editor, playwright, and filmmaker who has received international acclaim for his directorial work including collaborations with 100Stone, the University of Aberdeen, Hospice of Anchorage, the Alaskan Aids Assistance Association, the Old Harbor Alliance, and the award-winning films Costume (2016) and Dive Back (2016). His work has been featured theatrically, in the Metro UK, the Anchorage Press, and Buzzfeed. He resides in Anchorage, Alaska with Rachelle, their two kids, his cat, and Rachelle’s frankencorgi, Millie.

Rachelle Branstetter is a professional photographer with seven years of experience. Inspired by the birth of her first child, Rachelle sees her photography as a love letter to her kids. Today, she strives to help other families capture those authentic storytelling moments. Rachelle loves lens flares, tacos, and Mary Shelley. She resides in Anchorage, Alaska with Josh, their two kids, Josh’s cat, and her frankencorgi, Millie (seen below).

Word on the Street

• Hospice of Anchorage - Ad 'Camp Erin' Featured at Hospice of Anchorage

• Anchorage Press: Joshua A. Branstetter Interviewed on Dive Back and the Indie Film Scene

• 100 Stone Project: Short Documentary '100Stone' Featured at 100 Stone Project

• Anchorage Press: Praise for 2016 Festival's Choice Winner 'Costume'

• Buzzfeed: Short Documentary '100Stone' Featured in 100 Stone Project Article

• Metro.co.uk: Short Documentary '100Stone' Featured in 100 Stone Project Article

• Eveningexpress.co.uk: ‘Children of the Dig’ featured in the Evening Express

• Nunalleq Project: ‘Children of the Dig’ selected by the Docs Without Borders Film Festival

• Slamdance: ‘Icon’ makes Slamdance Screenplay Competition 2018 Semifinalists

• Nunalleq Project: ‘Children of the Dig’ screens at the Anchorage International Film Festival

• KYUK: ‘Children of the Dig’ featured on KYUK

• RIFF: ‘Icon’ makes Richmond International Film Festival 2019 Screenplay Semifinalists

• Nunalleq Project: ‘Children of the Dig’ screens at the Maryland International Film Festival

• Nunalleq Project: ‘Children of the Dig’ wins at the Alaska International Film Awards