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Patrick Wright co-produced and was associate editor for Music By Prudence, which won the 2010 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short and aired on HBO in May 2010. He edited the feature documentary See You Soon Again, about Baltimore-based Holocaust survivor Leo Bretholz and was an Associate Producer on 12 O'Clock Boys. Wright has produced and directed films on HIV/AIDS, clergy sexual abuse, and a profile of Ann Coulter, one of the most controversial political commentators of our day. He is Chair of the Film and Video Department at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore.

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Associate Editor:
2010  Music by Prudence

Co-Producer:
2010  Music by Prudence

Director:
2004  Is It True What They Say About Ann?
2010  Music by Prudence

Editor:
2004  Is It True What They Say About Ann?
2010  Music by Prudence
2015  Oyler

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