Joe Sill is a director, technologist, and world-builder — focused on crafting visionary, escapist worlds and placing a human heart at the center.

He’s directed campaigns for brands like Apple, Nike, and Cadillac, and led award-winning work for Google, Formula 1, and Blizzard.

As the Founder of Impossible Objects, Joe built a studio known for pioneering real-time filmmaking with Unreal Engine and virtual production — helping shape a new era of visual storytelling through technology.

His narrative work — including the feature films Stray and Robophobia, along with original IP like The Cloud Racer and Autonomous — has earned recognition such as Variety’s Filmmaker to Watch, celebrating his contributions to innovative storytelling.

Joe has also collaborated with prolific musicians such as Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Lindsey Stirling, and others to craft compelling visual narratives at the intersection of film and music.

With a background in directing, VFX, and creative leadership, Joe brings both artistry and precision to every project — always chasing what’s possible, grounded in story, and driven by a vision built to shape what comes next.