Brian Patterson was born in Phoenix, Arizona to James and Nancy Patterson. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from Arizona State University. His first professional job was a note-worthy marketing campaign for the new franchised Major League Baseball team, the Arizona Diamondbacks where he worked as the teams "crazy fan" mascot for three years performing in over a dozen local commercials and hundreds of game appearances before making his move to Hollywood in 1999. He has worked extensively with five-time Tony nominee Director Marshall W. Mason and Academy Award-winning screenwriter Horton Foote. Brian has worked professionally in Film, Television and Commercials and is now making his progression into the writing world. He is alumni of the reputable Los Angeles based Writers Boot Camp where he began developing a multitude of screenplays and recently joined the Literary division at Abraxas Talent Management. Brian served as Executive Producer on three Short Films, one of which was honored with multiple awards.
Bio:
Brian Patterson was born in Phoenix, Arizona to James and Nancy Patterson. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from Arizona State University. His first professional job was a note-worthy marketing campaign for the new franchised Major League Baseball team, the Arizona Diamondbacks where he worked as the teams "crazy fan" mascot for three years performing in over a dozen local commercials and hundreds of game appearances before making his move to Hollywood in 1999. He has worked extensively with five-time Tony nominee Director Marshall W. Mason and Academy Award-winning screenwriter Horton Foote. Brian has worked professionally in Film, Television and Commercials and is now making his progression into the writing world. He is alumni of the reputable Los Angeles based Writers Boot Camp where he began developing a multitude of screenplays and recently joined the Literary division at Abraxas Talent Management. Brian served as Executive Producer on three Short Films, one of which was honored with multiple awards.
Tivia:
Was mistaken for a City of Sedona Police Officer while working on the film Snapshot (2010).First time on a movie set was as an extra in the film The Getaway where a clueless on-looker walked by Alec Baldwin and asked Brian for an autograph.While working at the Hotel Bel-Air, Brian once slipped his script to Director Barry Sonnenfeld.
Overview
Name:
Brian Patterson
Type:
Actor,Producer,Second Unit Director or Assistant Director (IMDB)
Brian Patterson was born in Phoenix, Arizona to James and Nancy Patterson. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from Arizona State University. His first professional job was a note-worthy marketing campaign for the new franchised Major League Ba
Trivia:
Was mistaken for a City of Sedona Police Officer while working on the film Snapshot (2010).First time on a movie set was as an extra in the film The Getaway where a clueless on-looker walked by Alec Baldwin and asked Brian for an autograph.While working at the Hotel Bel-Air, Brian once slipped his script to Director Barry Sonnenfeld.
Job title:
Actor,Producer,Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Others works:
(1996 - 1999) Arizona Diamondbacks MLB Marketing Campaign - Byron "Crazy Fan"(11 Spots/100 game appearances)
(2001 - 2004) National Honeycomb print campaign - Football Fan
(2001) National VISA commercial - Astronaut
(2002) National NASCAR com
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Brian Patterson was born in Phoenix, Arizona to James and Nancy Patterson. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from Arizona State University. His first professional job was a note-worthy marketing campaign for the new franchised Major League Baseball team, the Arizona Diamondbacks where he worked as the teams "crazy fan" mascot for three years performing in over a dozen local commercials and hundreds of game appearances before making his move to Hollywood in 1999. He has worked extensively with five-time Tony nominee Director Marshall W. Mason and Academy Award-winning screenwriter Horton Foote. Brian has worked professionally in Film, Television and Commercials and is now making his progression into the writing world. He is alumni of the reputable Los Angeles based Writers Boot Camp where he began developing a multitude of screenplays and recently joined the Literary division at Abraxas Talent Management. Brian served as Executive Producer on three Short Films, one of which was honored with multiple awards.
