As a Lead CFX (Character Effects) Artist at Digital Domain, his work sits at the exact intersection of technical problem-solving and artistic realism. In the visual effects pipeline, CFX is responsible for simulating everything that reacts to a character's motion and environment. Using industry-standard tools like Houdini, his day-to-day focus involves crafting complex, physics-driven simulations—from the subtle folds of tailored fabric and heavy armor to dynamic hair, fur, muscles, and skin—ensuring that every digital element moves believably alongside live-action footage. Stepping into a lead role means guiding a team of artists through these intricate technical challenges, establishing simulation setups, and collaborating closely with animation and lighting supervisors to keep shots aligned with the creative vision of major film and television productions. Complementing his long list of film credits, Josh has also worked on a number of video game trailers and cinematics. He also takes on specialized freelance CFX work for smaller studios like Roxel Creative Studios.
