About

Joey is a photographer and cinematographer based in Hawai'i-

Joey Trisolini grew up in a small town named Ka'a'awa on the east side of Oahu, Hawai'i. An otherwise unknown little town with only 1300 residents, its claim to fame is a short clip in the Hollywood surfing movie Blue Crush, showcasing Ka'a'awa’s tiny elementary school. Joey got into skateboarding at the age of 13 and used disposable cameras to document his friends, dropping each roll off at the local 7-11. Skateboarding and taking photos came hand in hand. After a short stint of documenting life in Italy and New Mexico, he eventually took the plunge and moved to New York to join a friend working at Milk Studios. This became a jumping off point to assist some of the world's leading fashion and advertising photographers for the next 6 years, working on campaigns for Dior, Calvin Klein, Prada and many others.

Returning to Hawai’i has helped Joey create work authentic to himself and for brands that want that true local perspective married with a modern taste in casting and aesthetic.

Red camera operator in Hawaii specializing in water videography.

Clients include:

Range Rover, Amazon, Kona Brewing Company, H&M, J.Crew, Oura, Monocle Magazine, Saturday’s Surf NYC, Hurley, Noah NYC, Rizzoli, Salvage Public, Shopbop, Flux Magazine, Nella Media Group, Koa Skincare, Waialae Sportswear, Vivo, Lafayette 148, UBS Bank, Ladder, Eventbrite, Young Living, Florence Marine X, Channel Islands.

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