Josh Becker - Writing

Writing

Becker has authored The Complete Guide to Low-budget Feature Filmmaking detailing the ins and outs of independent filmmaking from his own experience. Bruce Campbell penned the introduction.

His second book, Rushes, a collection of essays previously available on his website, was published in 2008.

His third Book, Going Hollywood, which details his time in Hollywood upon first arriving in 1976, was Released in 2010.

He has also written a further 31 essays and 15 short stories that are featured on his website, and has worked as a film reviewer for a number of publications over the years, currently reviewing old western films for True West Magazine.

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