Damien Patrik has put the finishing touches on the short film “Camp Much-A-Do”, created during the Woodward Arts & Film Council’s 2018 film class in Woodward, Oklahoma. The film will screen for the campers, parents and community on Thursday, October 4, 2018 at 6:30pm at the Woodward Theatre. At 7:30pm, a number of Damien Patrik’s award winning short films will be screened.
See the details on the Woodward News website.
Damien Patrik took part in the 2018 Beloit International Film Festival where he was bestowed the honor of Artist-In-Residence, a first for the festival. Check out this video of Damien’s return to the Tim Bremel radio show in Beloit where he discusses his career, festival workshops, and his preparations for the mythical Beloit International Film Festival parade.
Producer/Director Damien Patrik was selected to be the first Artist-In-Residence at the 2018 Beloit International Film Festival. Damien presented two public workshops on Casting and Directing.
See the details on beloitfilmfest.org
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“What the FUCK is this doing at a horror film festival? And WHY?”
The answer to that question and a review of the film can be found on the Beneath the Underground website.
Read the full review on beneaththeunderground.com
Check out a video of Director Damien Patrik accepting the award for Best Documentary Short for his film “High Signs” at the Fort Worth Indie Film Showcase.
Damien Patrik discusses his film “Directors on Directing” during an interview at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival. He also talks about the production process while creating the film and provides a tip for aspiring filmmakers.
Listen to Damien’s interview on the Tim Bremel Radio Show where he discusses his films and filmmaking, the Beloit International Film Festival, and why he loves short films.
The Lovell Chronicle in Lovell, Wyoming printed a front page article about Director Damien Patrik, his early career, current films, and future productions. The article gives insight into Damien’s approach to filmmaking as well as behind-the-scenes tidbits about specific films.
The Pepper Media film “Cheese!” won the People’s Choice award at the Knickerbocker Film Festival in Albany, New York.
Read the full article on timesunion.com
Pepper Media’s film “First and Last” was accepted into the Breckenridge Film Festival in 2009. Director Damien Patrik discusses the film in an article from the Summit Daily news website.
Read the full article on summitdaily.com
Pepper Media’s short film “First and Last” was featured at the Sedona International Film Festival in 2008. Director Damien Patrik appears in an article from the Prescott eNews website, having remarked that his breakfast during the festival’s brunch was the best breakfast he’s ever had.
Read the full article at prescottenews.com.