Stephen "Stix" Josey, a multifaceted individual, is a producer, director, writer, author, and actor with African American and Italian heritage. Born in New York to an Italian mother, he spent his early years in Boston's housing projects.
At the age of six, Stephen met a drummer at the Boston Commons, who allowed him to play the drums, sparking his passion for music. By 14, he was already a drummer on a gospel album, marking his introduction to the entertainment industry.
Stephen attended Saddleback Film School in California and STCC for Business Management, while also teaching himself to play the piano and compose original music. He has produced, recorded, and engineered over 50 albums, working with notable artists such as Mobb Deep, John Legend, and Shyheim of Wu-Tang.
As a producer, Stephen has been signed to Sony Records and has worked with various executives and record labels worldwide. He is the founder of Spotlight Entertainment, a company that specializes in film and music production.
Stephen's film credits include "Angels Around Me," which won the award for "Best First-Time Director" at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival in 2012. He has also written a book of the same title, published by Barnes & Noble.
As an actor, Stephen has appeared in films such as "Patriots Day," "Spencer Confidential," and "Pinch," among others. He has also produced several TV shows for PBS/Central Florida, including "From Tee to Degree," which starred Michael Winslow and Renny Roker.
Stephen's journey from a rough start in life to becoming a successful entrepreneur and artist is a testament to his perseverance and dedication. With a focus on distributing feature films, music, and television shows, Stephen "Stix" Josey is set to make a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.
