ESPN Film’s 30 for 30, No Scope: The Story of FaZe Clan (2024) — Directed by Justin Staple
"An eye-opening introduction to an unexplored realm, the universe of esports and the equally startling stakes involved.” - The Wall Street Journal
"As with most sports stories, there’s a dark side to this one.” - The Wrap
American Rapstar (2022) - Directed, Edited, and Shot by Justin Staple
Official Selection: SXSW, CPH:DOX, DOC NYC - Watch on Hulu, Apple, Blu-ray
"Too often, their words are written off as the product of a generational malaise — an “oh you kids” kind of thing — when we should be listening closer." - Indiewire
"A fascinating, emotional, and deeply resonant exploration of not only a globally influential music movement powered by youth culture and technology, but also the generation who both produces and consumes it." - Variety
Your War (I’m One Of You) (2017) - Directed, Edited, and Shot by Justin Staple
Chronicles the life and career of Chicago's Tim Kinsella, frontman of ever-shifting band Joan of Arc and 90's pioneers Cap'n Jazz. With appearances from Tim's friends, family, and admirers, we learn what has made his legacy so unique and able to survive for more than 20 years.
Cold Wallet (2025) - Executive Produced by Justin Staple, Presented by Steven Soderbergh
“This smart, spiky, off-center take on the vigilante genre really kept me engrossed in a how-much-crazier-is-this-going-to-get way, which I love”. - Steven Soderbergh
“Engrossing Thriller About Trio Seeking Repayment for a Cryptocurrency Fraud Scheme" - Variety
In Whose Name? (2025) -
Executive Produced, Edited by Justin Staple
Directed by Nico Ballesteros
Featuring never-before-seen footage captured over six years, the film offers a rare cinematic perspective on Kanye West’s public transformation, exploring the artist, the icon, and the moments that shaped his evolution. Streaming now.
Caballo (2025) - Director of Photography Justin Staple
Directed by Steffy Argelich
On-Demand on Ventana Cinema
“Car chases, point-blank violence, explicit sex, open fields, miserable conditions and a certain impulse for social denunciation. Luka trapped in his worst self, flees an event and escapes into a rehab that turns out to be a cult.” - El País
