Joseph Culp’s film credits include leading roles in Alan J. Pakula’s Dream Lover, Monte Hellman’s Iguana, The Arrival, The Fantastic Four, Chase Morran, The Secret Life Of Houses on PBS, and Maria Novaro’s El Jardin del Eden. He was featured in HBO’s Full Eclipse, the noir thriller Innocents, Ron Howard’s Apollo 13, and Mario Van Peebles’ Panther, Los Locos and Baadasssss. His many television appearances include ER, Deep Space Nine and Highway To Heaven. He recently starred in the award winning comedy/sci-fi feature Cyxork VII, and co-starred with Richard Thomas in Hallmark's Wild Hearts.

Joseph won critical acclaim at the San Francisco Film Festival for his performance in Hunger, an adaptation of Nobel winner Kut Hamsun’s novel, which he produced with director Maria Giese and which featured his father, veteran actor Robert Culp. He recently co-produced and starred in the political drama, The Reflecting Pool, the first narrative feature to challenge the official version of the 9/11 attacks.

New York theatre credits include Children of Darkness (opposite Ron Leibman) at The Actor’s Studio; A Step Out Of Line at HB Playwrights. In Los Angeles he starred in Tennessee Williams’ Summer and Smoke, directed by the late Kenneth Macmillan; and A Wilder Evening - Six Short Works by Thornton Wilder, which he also produced and directed. He received a Los Angeles Drama-Logue award for his performance (as a rebel Irish coal miner) in Jason Miller’s Nobody Hears a Broken Drum. As founder of the L.A.-based Walking Theatre Group (integrating theatre and transpersonal work for actors, writers and directors), Joseph acted and directed his own adaptations of two short stories by Franz Kafka, The Judgment and In The Penal Colony. He recently starred in the New York stage premiere of Foul Shots by Raymond J. Barry. His musical play "The Hound - An American Poem" will be performed by the Walking Theatre Group and is currently in development at the Electric Lodge in Venice, California.