Justin Staple (born 1989) is an American filmmaker and music video director known for his ability to spotlight urgent social issues through an authentic pop culture lens.
His work, which has amassed hundreds of millions of YouTube views worldwide, includes a diverse array of films and television projects showcased on networks and at festivals globally.
Staple began his career with a decade of producing at VICE Media Group, where he honed his storytelling skills and developed a unique perspective on contemporary culture.
His directorial debut, "American Rapstar," premiered at SXSW and was featured at CPH:DOX and DOC NYC before being released on Hulu via Utopia. Staple also directed ESPN Film's "30 for 30: No Scope: The Story of FaZe Clan," a deep dive into the world of professional gaming and esports.
Continuing to expand his repertoire, Staple serves as the executive producer of the upcoming crypto heist thriller "Cold Wallet" and is the producer of the syndicated VICE TV show "The Therapist," where he explores the intersection of mental health and celebrity.
Throughout his career, Staple has remained committed to creating impactful content that resonates with audiences and sheds light on pressing social issues.
