A new article about filming The Chameleon in Norfolk, UK, has been shared online, and includes a photo of Joseph in character. Read the article in full via the link.

A well known location in Norfolk hit the silver screen last Friday night as The Chameleon, a crime thriller based upon the true story of notorious 1980s serial killer Stephen Morin, debuted in the UK as part of a sold out show for the British Independent Film Festival 2016. Directed by Jim Greayer and filmed in various locations across Europe in spring 2015, the movie features several scenes shot in Hemsby and includes lots of Norfolk extras. A vast majority of scenes were shot along an expanse of Newport Road, with specific locations including Newport Caravan Park, the Holiday Diner and The Seabreeze Club...

The British Independent Film Festival website and Facebook haven't been updated with the news, nor were the awards announced on their Twitter, but it seems that The Chameleon won three awards at last night's British Independent Film Festival Awards: Best Feature, Best Cinematography and Best Actress for Sarah-Jane Potts. 

Joseph shared photos of himself on Twitter and Instagram from the premiere of The Chameleon, at the British Independent Film Festival in London last night. 

Another photo has been shared by Kimera Sounds.

@OctoberFilms @UKFILMFESTIVALS @AdeFenton Masterminds of The Chameleon. Great airing in the Empire tonight. pic.twitter.com/bC3kZkmm9F

— Khimera Sounds (@khimerasounds) May 7, 2016

Wishing Joseph a very Happy Birthday today!

The Chameleon will be screened on 6th May 2016 as part of the official selection in the 2016 British Independent Film Festival. The screening will be held at the Empire Cinema, Leicester Square, and tickets can be purchased from this site. Joseph will be attending. 

November 1981. A 21 year old single mum is kidnapped from the streets of Corpus Christi, Texas. As her ordeal unfolds, Pamela slowly learns that the man is wanted across America for a series of brutal murders. Pamela is dragged into an ever-increasing cycle of violence, and with the police finally closing in on their prey, the serial killer desperately looks for a way out so he can continue his murderous spree. Based on a true story.