K. S. Richards

Jozef K. Richards is an American filmmaker, producer, and author, born in 1989. He established Kintou Media Company, overseeing various entertainment ventures including King's Tower Productions. His work has been distributed through platforms like YouTube and Amazon.

Richards' career includes directing films such as 'The Amateur Monster Movie' and 'The Wayward Sun,' as well as producing and starring in the web series 'Holy Shit.' This series satirized religious dogma and explored the less common aspects of religious texts, often featuring atheist scholars and notable guests. He also directed the atheist-leaning documentary 'Batman & Jesus,' which explored the historicity of Jesus and premiered at the Pabst Theater. Beyond religious themes, Richards has created comedy series like 'Friday Night Weekly' and produced short films, one of which, 'Nicolas Cage Mother Mary,' received an Audience Favorite award.

In 2021, Richards expanded his creative output to include children's literature with 'The Tocks on the Clock.' He also launched the series 'Japan by Foot' in 2023 under Kintou Media. His filmography includes a significant number of independent feature films, short films, and web series.

Jozef K. Richards has directed and produced a range of films and web series through his company, King's Tower Productions. His work often engages with societal and religious themes through a satirical lens. The web series 'Holy Shit' directly addressed religious dogma and the perceived absurdities within religious texts, featuring discussions with scholars and public figures. This exploration of religious themes continued with his feature film 'Batman & Jesus,' an atheist-leaning documentary examining the historical figure of Jesus. Richards has also produced broader comedy projects and short films, demonstrating a diverse creative output. His films have screened at various festivals and events, gaining recognition, such as an Audience Favorite award for 'Nicolas Cage Mother Mary' at the Milwaukee Short Film Festival.

Beyond his filmmaking career, Jozef K. Richards has ventured into literature and broader media production. He founded Kintou Media Company in 2020, which now oversees the assets of King's Tower Productions. This expansion signifies a move towards a more comprehensive media enterprise. In 2021, Richards authored and illustrated his first children's book, 'The Tocks on the Clock,' making it available in multiple formats. He further diversified his literary output by launching the series 'Japan by Foot' in 2023 under the Kintou Media banner. His productions have reached audiences through various distribution channels, including Amazon and Barnes & Noble, indicating a significant reach in the entertainment and publishing industries.