Josh Hasty

[2] Hasty began his career in the horror entertainment industry, creating immersive seasonal attractions,[3] collaborating with Rob Zombie,[4] and writing and directing the cult-favorite film[5] Candy Corn.

Hasty has brokered intellectual property licensing deals tied to his film projects, producing lines of toys, costumes, action figures, and collectible media.

[6][7][8] Josh Hasty is a published thought leader in media and entertainment for his commentary on leadership, business, finance, technology, and industry trends.

[9][10][11] He advocates for mental health in the media and entertainment industries[12] and hosted weekly meditation sessions with the David Lynch Foundation for creatives worldwide from 2020-2024.

Without funding or resources, Hasty would handle most aspects of production, including making wardrobes and props, set design, operating the camera, music, and editing.

The review emphasized Hasty's ability to craft a compelling narrative about the making of 31, giving viewers a rare glimpse into independent filmmaking's intense and often unpredictable nature.

[36][31] Hasty's intellectual property licensing deals led to merchandise lines featuring toys, costumes, props, clothing, and collectibles, which are sold by major retailers.

"[12] In 2020, Hasty partnered with the David Lynch Foundation in Los Angeles to host weekly mediations for creatives worldwide struggling with mental health issues due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

[13][14] The meditations happened weekly for over four years and occasionally featured intimate conversations with Hasty and notable figures such as David Lynch and Twin Peaks actors.

[14] In 2021, Hasty produced and directed an educational film project with South African Psychologist Susan David, Ph.D., based on her bestselling book and viral TEDTalk Emotional Agility.

[40] In its first year, Relavox produced international broadcast and online commercial campaigns with global brands Hilton, Burlington, Nestlé, and NBC Universal.