Patrick Green is a husband, father, and filmmaker who tells inspiring and thought-provoking stories from the inside-out. Born in Southern California to a Vietnamese immigrant and an Italian-Irish New Yorker, Green grew up as an “other,” but learned to value his unique perspective as a cultural chameleon, who could be both on the inside and outside.
As a lifelong storyteller, Green established himself first as a journalist and author before transitioning into writing and/or directing projects for Tony Scott, the Jiro Dreams of Sushi producing team, Ebony, NBPA, Falkon, RING TV, and the ID Agency.
Over the past four-plus years he’s been working on his first feature film, Sincerely, Los Angeles, a colorful and heartfelt love letter from the City of Angels to Kobe Bryant. Told through the city’s most inspiring artists and beloved cultural icons, Sincerely, Los Angeles is the story of how these larger-than-life memorials turned into a global movement, proving that Kobe and Gianna’s legacy will forever live in our hearts and cities’ walls.
Green is co-founder of Someone Great Pictures (SGP), a production company that specializes in documentary, non-fiction, commercial and branded content stories. SGP currently is filming Blue Heaven, a docuseries about the past, present, and future of Chavez Ravine with actor Xolo Mariduena (Blue Beetle, Cobra Kai) and director Estevan Oriol (LA Originals).
His passion for stories that reflect the human experience through film, sports, art, and social change can be seen in his award-winning short docs which include the first-ever film on legendary Muhammad Ali trainer Bundini Brown and For Your Consideration, a gritty street art expose about a provocative Oscars statue that goes viral and incites further conversation during the #MeToo movement.
Green has a Masters in Film/TV Screenwriting from Cal State Northridge and a BA in Journalism/English from San Diego State. In addition, he has been published in over 50 digital and print publications (LA Magazine, E! Online, Character Media, OC Register, XXL, MEL Magazine, LA Taco), has authored two travel books, and has been an on-camera talent who has interviewed the likes of: Trae Young, Marc Gasol, Bob Moses, Lucy Dacus, and more.
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