Joe Camp is a passionate and inspirational speaker and has become one of the nation's most respected voices for responsibility in the media. His down home manner, infectious wit, and passionate delivery inspires adventures into uncharted waters and personal achievement beyond the odds. He speaks at benefits and programs for animals, child protection, corporate motivation, and teaches leadership by exploring lessons learned from horses.
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Best selling author of The Soul of a Horse: Life Lessons from the Herd, published by Random House Harmony Books in May of 2008, Joe has written three novels from his own screenplays (including the Harper-Collins novel of the new film Benji Off the Leash); the inspirational book Benji and Me, written to inspire those who might stop short of their potential; and numerous children's books. He writes as he speaks, passionately.
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Joe has written, produced & directed seven theatrical motion pictures cumulatively grossing well over the equivalent of $600 million in today's dollars, making him one of the most successful independent filmmakers of all time. He has also written and directed or produced four network television specials and a network series.
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A firm believer that anyone who is blessed with the ability to affect the minds and hearts of young people should do so responsibly, Joe turned down Hollywood studio money to produce Benji Off the Leash independently so he could keep it safe for even the youngest children. And he is a passionate supporter of the historically black Piney Woods School in Mississippi.
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The original Benji came from a shelter and spawned more than a million adoptions. Joe felt this was a worthwhile mission so he spent three months wandering the country to find the new Benji in a shelter, so that anyone looking into those big brown eyes will see the kind of unconditional love they can find at their local shelter. And his new book The Soul of a Horse: Life Lessons from the Herd is revoutionizing the conventional thinking about horses.
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