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RPL is committed to creating, developing, and producing the highest level of feature films for the world
RPL is committed to creating, developing, and producing the highest level of feature films for the world
At RPL, we are working with US, European, and Latin American production companies in order to reach world wide audiences with films that are both entertaining and enlightening, have style and substance, shot in English and dubbed into multiple languages for global markets. Action, drama, romance, suspense, thrillers, and faith based will be our trademarks in the US and countries such as Argentina and Spain.
Joseph D. Peters was born in Southern California. His father of European descent and his mother from Colombia introduced him to the arts at an early age. He writes, draws, paints, and performs on stage. He attends USC and completes coursework in art, music, writing, and theater. He graduates with a B.A. in Communication. He forms RPL and receives several film awards. He is a member of AFI (American Film Institute) and NALIP (National Association of Latino Independent Producers).
He has written several screenplays as well as drawn storyboards (shot for shot) for several feature film projects for the Latin/Hispanic market. This anthology series will be shot in a classic noir style. The feature film projects are a blending of both reality and fantasy. They are designed to be shot in English and dubbed into multiple languages in order to reach the US and international markets.
"Mais Que Nada" is a music video about a man who meets a beautiful woman and enters a dream world. Written, produced, directed by Joseph D. Peters. It was shot on Super-8.
"Seniors and Alcohol Abuse" is a graphic and artistic description of the pain of aging and addiction. This film won the Blue Ribbon Festival Award at the American Film Festival in New York. Written, produced, and directed by Joseph D. Peters. It was shot on 16mm.
"The Peters Family - A Retrospective" involved incorporating 8mm footage into six different music videos. Produced by Joseph D. Peters
"Xerox Centerpointe - An Overview" showed the inner workings of a call center that helped support both Xerox customers and technicians. The promo video was shot on digital and included three film trailer parodies. Written, produced, and directed by Joseph D. Peters
"Eskimo Ice Cream Shoes" is the story of a widow and how she overcomes her grief. This digital film won the Gold Award at the Houston International Film Festival. Written, produced, and directed by Joseph D. Peters.
"Rachel" is the story of a woman who is still haunted by her father, even though he has been dead for over twenty-five years. This digital film won the Silver Award at the Chicago International Film Festival and the Bronze Award at the International Cindy Competition in San Diego. Written, produced, and directed by Joseph D. Peters.
"Emotions" reveals the lives and relationships of three women as they travel towards a cave-in site where their loved ones are trapped. This 16mm film won the Gold Award at the International Cindy Competition in San Diego and a Honorable Mention Award at the Columbus International Film Festival. Written, produced, and directed by Joseph D. Peters.
"When Autumn Comes" is story of a couple who's forced to move into his mother's house ... with deadly results. This 16mm film was shot entirely on location in North Carolina. Written, produced, and directed by Joseph D. Peters.
"Decades of the 70's Reunion" music video was created by shooting with a flip camera, digital photos from the event and archival photos from the 70's yearbooks. This film was shot entirely on location at La Salle High School in Pasadena, California. "No Matter What" is the featured song, performed by Badfinger. Written, produced, and directed by Joseph D. Peters.
We briefly discuss my beginnings in film, RPL's main focus, and my feature film projects designed for the Latin/Hispanic worldwide markets.
Director's reel, images, music, and dreams.
Joseph D. Peters wrote, produced, and directed these award winning films that feature actors performing in three scenes.