JUSTIN TYLER CLOSE (b. 1984, Toronto, Canada) is an award-winning director, and visual artist.
Justin founded the internationally distributed arts publication The Lab Magazine and was the active editor-in-chief & creative director from 2010 - 2018.
The interview magazine featured artists, designers, filmmakers, and activists such as Noam Chomsky, Marina Abramovic, Wes Anderson, David Fincher and Amy Goodman [to name only a few].
In 2020, Justin created his audio-visual installation titled The Fifty Eleven Project, exhibiting with the prestigious Copenhagen Contemporary Museum.
Soon after, Justin wrote and directed two award-winning short films, titled Like Father Like Son and Where The Time Goes. He’s currently in post-production on his third short, ArRen, examining the lives of four Athenian taxi drivers.
He is currently developing a limited series, and set to direct his debut feature film in the fall, 2026.
contact: jclose.studio@gmail.com
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Justin founded the internationally distributed arts publication The Lab Magazine and was the active editor-in-chief & creative director from 2010 - 2018.
The interview magazine featured artists, designers, filmmakers, and activists such as Noam Chomsky, Marina Abramovic, Wes Anderson, David Fincher and Amy Goodman [to name only a few].
In 2020, Justin created his audio-visual installation titled The Fifty Eleven Project, exhibiting with the prestigious Copenhagen Contemporary Museum.
Soon after, Justin wrote and directed two award-winning short films, titled Like Father Like Son and Where The Time Goes. He’s currently in post-production on his third short, ArRen, examining the lives of four Athenian taxi drivers.
He is currently developing a limited series, and set to direct his debut feature film in the fall, 2026.
contact: jclose.studio@gmail.com
vimeo
website designed by drappo