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Matt Patterson (b. 1979)

Alias:
Matthew Patterson

Birthplace:
Denton, Texas, USA

Born:
June 12, 1979

Biography from TheMovieDB

Matt is a writer, director and producer, and has produced several award winning feature films. His most recent feature, APARTMENT 413 (Director, Producer), premieres at the Cinequest Film Festival 2019. AN ORDINARY FAMILY (co-writer/producer) premiered in competition at the Los Angeles Film Festival, won the New Orleans Film Festival's Grand Jury Award and went on to play at over 35 festivals around the world. BINDLESTIFFS (producer) sold to indie film giant Kevin Smith's SMODCAST PICTURES after winning the Slamdance Audience Award. DRAGON DAY (co-writer/cinematographer/producer) sold to Entertainment One domestically and was distributed to over 20 territories worldwide.  He has also written and directed several short films and even won a TELLY award for a series of videos he produced and co-directed about a bunch of canine puppets known as THE BARKLES.  Matt lives in Austin with his wife and two daughters.

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Film Production

Director:
2019  Apartment 413

Director of Photography:
2013  Dragon Day
2019  Apartment 413

Editor:
2013  Dragon Day
2019  Apartment 413

Producer:
2012  An Ordinary Family
2012  Bindlestiffs
2013  Dragon Day
2019  Apartment 413

Writer:
2012  An Ordinary Family
2012  Bindlestiffs
2013  Dragon Day
2019  Apartment 413

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