Josh Cohen:  

Strangeland. He trained at Video Symphony later on to learn about the Avid and Final Cut Pro. After working on Student films and training Josh and Doug Pray collaborated on a short video about the Dalai Lama and technology in 2001 and was shown at LAFCPUG on October 22, 2003 At the same time, he met Martin Cohen who introduced him to Patrick Swayze where he worked as an assistant (uncredited) for One Last Dance, then called Without a Word. Further work in Hollywood included help on films such as Anna May Wong, Frosted Yellow Willows: Her Life, Times and Legend (uncredited) by Elaine Mae Woo on Anna Mae Wong . He also worked with Karen Grosso, on films for the Ronald McDonald House (uncredited). In addition he worked for Andrew Van Slee at Extraordinary films raising money for and assisting John Rosenberg with editing for Net Games. (uncredited). Josh then Married Mary Kocman from CC in in Santa Ana in 2005. Josh also gained a Master’s degree in General Psychology from Walden University in 2007 and continued his research on the healing power of film. Mary works at PVLD and helped with interlibrary loans and assisted with library resources for the thesis. In 2009 Josh started his practicum for his doctoral program at TTC. He finished his Practicum hours and his internship at Families in New Directions. In 2009 he was clinically supervised by James Hillman, author of Revisioning Psychology where he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, for practicum supervision. In 2012, Josh finished his PhD in clinical psychology at Pacifica Graduate institute. His dissertation was on the use of video and other film based therapy in therapeutic practice. He now teaches online and is a Psychological Assistant under the supervision of Dr. Mark Ingram in private practice.".