Patrick Mullins has worked in the film/video business for over 30 years, as an independent video producer, director, editor, and videographer, and as a music editor for motion pictures and television.

Cherry Lane Productions serves the New York metropolitan area and beyond, including Bergen County, NJ, Orange County, NY, Rockland County, NY, and Westchester County, NY. We welcome inquiries from potential clients who have a story to tell and a desire to see that story realized as a finely-crafted video.

Motion Picture credits: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0612430/
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Member: Motion Picture Editors, I.A.T.S.E. Local 700, 1980 to 2002.

Selected Credits:

Producer/Editor/Videographer:
Bracero Stories (2008).  A multi-perspective documentary on the historic guest-worker program, focusing on oral histories of five former Braceros.
(Fiscal Sponsor, the Dept. of Communication, University of Texas El Paso).
“Best Social Justice Film,” Tulipanes Latino Film Festival 2008;
“Audience Award-Best Documentary,” McAllen Art & Film Festival 2009;
“Jon Alonso Award for Cinematography,” Cine Sin Fin Chicano Film Festival 2008.

Producer/Editor/Videographer:
Sleuthing Mary Shanley (2006). An historical biography of the filmmaker’s great-aunt, who was a celebrated undercover NYC Police detective in the 1930s to 50s.
“Best Documentary Short,” Long Island University, Big Mini DV Festival, 2006).

Producer/Editor/Videographer:
From Shore To Shore: Irish Traditional Music In New York City (1993).
A documentary on Irish immigrant musicians and their offspring, tracing the influences of family and community, ethnic identity, and American popular culture on the traditional music played in contemporary New York City.
(Fiscal Sponsor, The Irish Arts Center, NYC).

Sponsored Video—Director/Editor:
What Is A Classical Song? (2007). An educational video for the Marilyn Horne Foundation, New York City, with performance and lecture on the art of classical song.