Highlights
Joshua David Smith is an actor, model and filmmaker residing in Los Angeles, California. He has been in the entertainment/modeling industry for over 12 years. Joshua has had many experiences working in film, TV, Print and Runway productions. He is an athlete and plays basketball, soccer and weight lifting. Joshua is a conversationalist and is the host of Genuine Connections podcast. He also enjoys practicing sign language and hanging out with his Siamese cat Avah.
BIO
Reels
“In order to bring a role to life, you must live life in many ways.”
Theatrical
Commercial
Theatrical
“I have walked in many shoes, even for just a moment.”
Slayed By Divya
This production was awesome and I became good friends with the lead actress/creator, as well as, with the director. That is one of the things I love about being on set, you can really make some lasting friendships. In this role I had the opportunity to play out my dream of being a rapper and not only that, I was able to rap a song my childhood friend wrote many years ago. This scene particularly means so much to me.
GoodBoy
This was a great role to play. Before I even auditioned, I had already been following this film for a couple months. I enjoy streetwear and seeing how that was coupled with a traditional korean ceremony, seemed like a really dope concept. I’ll never be able to think about this role with out thinking about everything that happened that lead up to me being casted. If you ever catch me on set PLEASE be sure to ask me about it haha
Commercial
“…it’s about becoming the person they see as themself on screen.”
Canoo Commercial
I am a big fan of new car gadgets with futuristic features, so working on this set played out all of my futuristic car dreams haha.. Canoo was put on the map by being one of the first car subscriptions.
Gatorade Commercial
I have always enjoyed working with weights and weightlifting so being able to use it in this commerical role was such a thrill for me. Let’s goooooooo!
Modeling
“Sometimes, no words are needed when the body does all the talking.”
Commercial Print
Editorial
