Josh Gallas is a Dallas–Fort Worth commercial and film director and co-founder of Prelude Films, a DFW production company working at the intersection of filmmaking and branded content. An Arlington, Texas native with a degree and master’s from the University of Texas at Arlington, he is rostered with charlieuniformtango (Southwest/US) while continuing to direct through Prelude. Evidenced credits include BetterHelp’s “It Looks Different” mental-health series, commercial work for OnePlus USA, PBR x Camping World’s Road Riders episodic content, a 16mm Southwest Review trailer, VideoFest projects, and Prelude’s Emmy-cited Allen Fire Department film. Bios describe more than a decade creating commercials, documentaries, features, and shorts and identify him as an Emmy Award–winning director. Craft signals emphasize film-origin texture—recurring Super 16, 16mm, and 35mm language on Prelude channels and the Southwest Review piece—paired with cause- and story-led branded work on mental health and first responders and action-lifestyle collaboration with PBR and Camping World. He directed the short Smoke and executive-produced Search & Destroy via Prelude.